Our Mission
At OrthoCarolina, we recognize the unique needs of individuals facing various orthopedic conditions, and we are committed to providing specialized care through our multidisciplinary clinics. We offer dedicated niche clinics with expert teams focused on addressing specific needs, ensuring comprehensive and tailored treatment approaches for each patient.
We empower individuals with comprehensive care and innovative solutions for brachial plexus injuries and limb paralysis at our Brachial Plexus and Limb Paralysis Clinic. The Cartilage Restoration Institute pioneers advancements in cartilage restoration techniques to enhance mobility and quality of life for patients with joint disorders. At our Congenital Hand Reconstruction Center, we provide compassionate care and specialized surgical interventions for congenital hand anomalies, enabling patients to achieve optimal hand function.
Our Reconstruction Center for Lost Limbs restores independence and mobility for individuals who have experienced limb loss through cutting-edge reconstructive procedures and prosthetic solutions. The Spasticity Clinic offers personalized treatment plans and therapies to manage spasticity and improve the functional abilities of patients with neurological conditions. Additionally, our Periprosthetic Joint Infection Center combats infections associated with joint replacements through comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies, ensuring long-term implant success and patient satisfaction.
Specialty Clinics
Brachial Plexus and Limb Paralysis Center
Cartilage Restoration Institute
Congenital Hand Clinic
Periprosthetic Joint Infection Center
Reconstructive Center for Lost Limbs
Spasticity Clinic
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Discover how OrthoCarolina's multidisciplinary approach provides comprehensive care for brachial plexus injuries, limb paralysis, and congenital hand differences. From innovative treatments to personalized rehabilitation, we're committed to enhancing physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
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Brachial plexus injuries can be life-changing events, often resulting in partial or complete paralysis of the arm, loss of function and challenging emotional effects.
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