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Expert Care for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome—Get Relief & Get Moving Again
If a Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is limiting your life, our specialists at Elite Ortho are here to help you recover faster with personalized treatment and compassionate care.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The carpal tunnel is an area at the wrist where tendons and other structures of the hand pass from the forearm to the hand. Within the carpal tunnel is the median nerve that is a nerve that control sensation palm side of the thumb, index finger, and long fingers. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a source of numbness or pain in these fingers.
Signs You May Have a Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Typical symptoms include hand numbness, tingling, and pain while sleeping at night or while holding objects, difficult with fine movements, and even wasting of the muscles around the thumb.
What Causes a Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Carpal tunnel syndrome may occur when tissues/tendons within the carpal tunnel swell resulting on pressure on the median nerve. This often does not have a definitive cause. Risk factors include heredity, hormonal changes, older age, and medical conditions such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and thyroid gland imbalance.
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Don’t Wait—Get Relief from Hand & Wrist Pain Today
Our orthopedic experts at Elite Ortho are here to help you regain comfort, strength, and confidence in your body. Whether you need a personalized recovery plan or advanced surgical care, we’ll guide you every step of the way—with compassion and skill.
Evaluation & Treatment
How We Diagnose Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Initial evaluation includes a medical history and physical examination. X-rays are often not needed. Specialized examination manuvers may be used to determine the extent of compression. Nerve conduction studies may be done to confirm the diagnosis and determine the best treatment option.
Nonsurgical
Initial treatment is typically nonsurgical. Often pain can be relieved with bracing, anti-inflammatory medications, and activity modifications. A night brace or splint worn keeping the wrist in a neutral position may decrease symptoms. Corticosteroid injection will often provide temporary relief.
Surgical
For those with continued pain despite nonsurgical treatment outpatient carpal tunnel release may be considered. Use of the hand is allowed a few days after surgery and sensation recovery is gradual. Typically grip and pinch strength return by about 2 months after surgery.
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Why Choose Elite Ortho?
Board-Certified Surgeons
Nationally recognized, specialty-trained experts in orthopedic care.
20+ Years of Experience
Every doctor brings over a decade of hands-on success.
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Advanced Orthopedic Technology
From nano arthroscopy to internal brace repair—we use the best tools available.
Full-Spectrum Orthopedic Services
Surgical and non-surgical treatment for bones, joints, injuries, and pain.
Ethical, Compassionate Care
We treat every patient like family, with honesty and empathy.
Our Specialists
Meet Our Orthopedic Specialists
Our practice is home to a team of expertly trained surgical and sports medicine specialists who are dedicated to providing high quality evidence-based medical care in a private practice setting with a personal touch. Our doctors have trained at some of the most prestigious academic medical centers in the nation.
We treat all musculoskeletal conditions including, but not limited to, injuries related to sports, accidents, or work, injuries involving shoulders, hands, wrists, elbows, knees, hips, ankles, concussion as well as arthritis, and back problems.
Dr. Andrew Siekanowicz
Chief of Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Dr. Ashok L. Gowda
Chief of Orthopedic Surgery and
Chief Medical Officer
Yavonne Johnson, PA-C
Orthopedic Physician Assistant
Dr. Evan Argintar
Chief of cartilage restoration, joint preservation, and minimally invasive arthroplasty
Real Patients. Real Results.
5-star reviews
Carrie K.
Dr. Argintar is quick and efficient and attentive at the same time. I was brought in before my insurance paperwork was even done! He had clearly read (or had been briefed on) my file and I think I was in and out of there in less than 20 mins from the time I walked in the door. Highly recommend.
Hannah C.
Dr. Argintar, his assistant and the receptionists were incredibly friendly and on-time. I felt heard and listened to, and would highly recommend this office to anyone looking for a professional and personable doctor and team.
Adam A.
Dr. Argintar was quick and to the point. He was able to identify the injury and recommend what I need to do to begin the healing process. He listened to what I had to say and was able to get me out in a timely manner.
Natalie P.
Dr Argintar was very knowledgeable and helped me understand a bit more of what was causing pain. He was open to listening to me and gave great suggestions on what I should be doing to minimize pain. Will definitely see him again for my follow up.
Pamela W.
I was most impressed by Dr Argintar’s understanding and enthusiastic support of my goal of returning to active participation in my sport, though I am an over-50 athlete. Dr Argintar was prompt, direct and took the time to explain my injury and route to recovery. As his patient, I felt respected and informed.
Sean G.
Dr. Argintar was very personable, explained what was going in with my injury, talked me through treatment options, and proposed a treatment plan that worked with my schedule. Great, quick visit.