Carolina Hand & Sports Medicine
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Carolina Hand & Sports Medicine
The guiding philosophy at Carolina Hand and Sports Medicine is one of total well-being. Because our doctors themselves enjoy being active, they understand firsthand that moving with ease and having total mobility is important for living a healthy and happy life.

The doctors at Carolina Hand and Sports Medicine strive to help each and every patient lead a healthy life, allowing them to do the things that they love to do with the people that they hold dear.Moving with ease leads to feeling healthy physically as well as mentally, leading to a rich and vibrant life in more ways than one.
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At Carolina Hand and Sports Medicine, our number one commitment is providing excellent care for our patients. We also believe in giving back to our community and are committed to helping our local community. Our physicians, staff, and families support a number of community causes. We've found many wonderful organizations in need of committed sponsors.
Patient Resources
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We believe that being well informed will lead to better self-care. Feel free to explore the resources below and then click back to our site to find out more or to contact us to make an appointment. Ganglion cysts are very common lumps within the hand and wrist that occur adjacent to joints or tendons.
Travis Snyder, PA-C
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Travis Snyder PA-C began his path to a career in medicine by first earning a biomedical engineering degree from Bucknell University. As a student, he had the opportunity to collaborate with a healthcare team focused on addressing challenges posed in the emergency medicine setting. As part of this team, Travis helped design a now-patented device that streamlined advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) drug delivery.
Hand to Shoulder
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The hand is a delicate balance of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Injury or disease of these components can result in pain and loss of function. Whether re-attaching a severed finger or releasing a carpal tunnel, our fellowship-trained hand surgeons have built this practice over the past 40 years by offering the highest level of care available in the region.
Sports Medicine
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Sports medicine is typically thought to include only care of young school-age athletes. In fact, active patients of all ages find physical impediments to their chosen activities. Whether a high school football player with an ACL tear or a retired tennis player with a rotator cuff tear, these patients can benefit from the latest arthroscopic and minimally invasive techniques available at Carolina Hand and Sports Medicine.
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