
Mirza Orthopedics is Long Island's leading orthopedic practice specializing in the treatment of all types of hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder conditions. We're dedicated to providing personalized and expert care using the most advanced surgical techniques, including minimally invasive and arthroscopic surgeries.
We're committed to improving treatment outcomes and finding better ways to fix painful conditions and injuries impacting the hands and upper extremities. That's why our Long Island orthopedists have devoted much of their careers to clinical research and developing innovative devices and surgical techniques.
We're committed to improving treatment outcomes and finding better ways to fix painful conditions and injuries impacting the hands and upper extremities. That's why our Long Island orthopedists have devoted much of their careers to clinical research and developing innovative devices and surgical techniques.
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Mirza Orthopedics is the premier orthopedic hand, wrist, elbow & shoulder center on Long Island, serving active patients of all ages from Suffolk County, Nassau County and beyond. Our Smithtown-based practice offers the latest nonsurgical and surgical treatment options for all types of hand and upper extremity injuries and conditions.
Dr. Justin Mirza
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Justin Mirza, D.O. is a Long Island based orthopedic surgeon at Mirza Orthopedics. Dr. Mirza graduated New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2009 and went on to finish his residency in orthopedic surgery at North Shore Long Island Jewish in 2014 and a fellowship in Hand surgery at Stony Brook University Hospital in 2015.
Dr. Phillip Guillen
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Phillip T. Guillen, MD, is a Board Certified Long Island based orthopedic surgeon who is fellowship trained to provide comprehensive, state-of-the-art surgery for the bones, joints, tendons, nerves and muscles of the hand and upper extremity for both adults and pediatric population. Most recently, he completed a hand and upper extremity surgery fellowship at the prestigious Stony Brook Medical Center in Long Island, N.Y.
Hand Pain
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You rely heavily on your hands to perform routine tasks on a daily basis. From the tips of your fingers to the base of your palms, to the wrists and up into your arms, there are numerous bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons that work together to provide a wide range of motion and functionality.
The sheer frequency with which you use your hands makes them more prone to injury - it also means that when you develop a painful condition or sustain an injury impacting one or more hands, getting treatment is crucial to restoring function and maintaining your everyday routine.There's a wide range of possible causes that can contribute to hand pain and hand-related problems.
The sheer frequency with which you use your hands makes them more prone to injury - it also means that when you develop a painful condition or sustain an injury impacting one or more hands, getting treatment is crucial to restoring function and maintaining your everyday routine.There's a wide range of possible causes that can contribute to hand pain and hand-related problems.
Trigger Finger Locking Fingers
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Locking fingers, also known as trigger fingers, is a condition that affects the tendons in your fingers, which can lead to limited finger movement. It can impact any of your ten fingers, including your thumbs. The condition involves the long tendons in the hands called the flexor tendons, which extend from the wrist and attach to the bones in your hands.
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