Locations
Zephyrhills - Multi Specialty Campus
38135 Market Square
Zephyrhills, Florida 33542
Fax: 813.355.5054
“Trey” Gerald Alexander, III, MD
Roger “Casey” Gaskins III, MD
Seth Cooper, MD
Richard Gray, MD
Ira Guttentag, MD, FACS
Sean Lannon, MD
Charles “Chuck” Nalley, MD
Stephen Raterman, MD, FACS
James Bishop, PA-C
Benjamin Feldman, PA-C
Erica Franchick, PA-C
Brittany Loringer, PA-C
Afshin Noori DC, PA-C
Robert Taliaferro, Jr., PA-C
South Tampa - Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
602 South Howard Ave
Tampa, Florida 33606
Fax: 813.377.1684
Wesley Chapel - Wiregrass Multi Specialty Campus
2352 Bruce B Downs Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
Suite 102
Fax: 813.355.5054
“Trey” Gerald Alexander, III, MD
Seth Cooper, MD
Geoffrey Cronen, MD
Brian C. Domby, MD
Roger “Casey” Gaskins III, MD
Richard Gray, MD
Ira Guttentag, MD, FACS
Charles “Chuck” Nalley, MD
Stephen Raterman, MD, FACS
James Bishop, PA-C
Benjamin Feldman, PA-C
Rebecca Fisher, PA-C
Erica Franchick, PA-C
Joshua Gilliam, PA-C, ATC
Brittany Loringer, PA-C
Kaley McNabb, APRN
Afshin Noori DC, PA-C
Robert Taliaferro, Jr., PA-C
North Tampa - Multi Specialty Campus
14547 Bruce B Downs Blvd
Tampa, Florida 33613
Suite C
Fax: 813.355.5054
“Trey” Gerald Alexander, III, MD
Geoffrey Cronen, MD
Brian C. Domby, MD
Roger “Casey” Gaskins III, MD
Richard Gray, MD
Ira Guttentag, MD, FACS
Sean Lannon, MD
Charles “Chuck” Nalley, MD
Stephen Raterman, MD, FACS
James Bishop, PA-C
Benjamin Feldman, PA-C
Rebecca Fisher, PA-C
Erica Franchick, PA-C
Joshua Gilliam, PA-C, ATC
Brittany Loringer, PA-C
Afshin Noori DC, PA-C
Robert Taliaferro, Jr., PA-C
Brandon - Multi Specialty Campus
2020 Town Center Blvd.
Brandon, Florida 33511
Suite D
Fax: 813.355.5054
Hand Surgery Provided by the Orthopaedic Experts at Florida Medical Clinic
Hand surgery is a potential treatment for a variety of orthopaedic conditions, including carpal tunnel, rheumatoid arthritis, Dupuytren’s contracture, and ganglion cysts. Most conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and fingers can be treated conservatively, using nonsurgical options such as medications and physical therapy. However, hand surgery might be an option if such a condition doesn’t improve after several attempts at nonsurgical treatment.
At Florida Medical Clinic, we understand that the decision to undergo hand surgery is a highly personal one, and that there is no single option that’s right for every patient. The hand contains 29 different bones, more than 100 ligaments, 34 muscles, and nearly 50 different nerves; designing an appropriate treatment plan requires careful consideration of the hand’s structure and the patient’s unique diagnosis. The orthopaedic specialists at Florida Medical Clinic can help patients make sense of their various treatment options, from conservative therapies to minimally invasive surgery and everything in between. Where hand surgery is the most appropriate choice, our team will:
- Help patients select the procedure that has the most potential benefits and the fewest potential risks
- Explain what sort of adjustments will be necessary after surgery, if any, and help patients set realistic expectations for their recovery
- Provide a comprehensive plan for the weeks and months following the procedure, including recommendations for physical therapy and other options to improve range of motion and reduce pain
The Florida Medical Clinic team includes a number of highly experienced orthopaedic surgeons, including several who specialize in hand surgery. We perform joint (knuckle) replacement procedures, nerve and tendon repair procedures, minimally invasive arthroplasties, and other hand operations with considerable frequency, giving us the expertise necessary to get each patient the individualized care they deserve.
