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Santa Rosa Orthopaedics Develops Hand Center for Comprehensive Hand and Upper Extremity Treatment
Date:12/17/2012

Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) December 17, 2012

With 27 bones, cartilage, joints, tendons, and nerves in the hand, treatment of hand problems poses a significant challenge for orthopedic surgeons. When a patient experiences hand pain and/or loss of mobility, there can be a variety of causes, each of which necessitates specialized care. Experienced orthopedic hand surgeons Kai-Uwe Mazur, MD, and Raymond Severt, MD, lead the Hand Center at SRO. Patients of the Hand Center receive collaborative care from Dr. Severt, Dr. Mazur, as well as SRO’s certified hand therapists. By exclusively targeting hand and upper extremity care, the Hand Center’s medical team determines personalized treatment plans to meet each patient’s specific needs, and to help patients achieve the highest level of function and recovery.

According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), there are approximately 2,500 hand surgeons in the United States, representing fewer than 11% of the country’s orthopedists. At the same time, numerous factors – active lifestyles, an aging population, and widespread use of personal and office computers, mobile phones, video games, and keyboard-based electronic devices– have led to a rapid increase in hand injuries and chronic conditions, requiring more specialized care. Since physicians often have a difficult time identifying which hand injuries and conditions require specialized treatment, Drs. Mazur and Severt started the Hand Center at SRO, where Sonoma County doctors can refer patients with complete confidence that they will get the expert care they nee
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