Dr. Srinivasan was recently named a 2024 Castle Connolly Top AAPI Doctor for his distinguished career as a hand surgeon. We are very proud of Dr. Srinivasan!

Dr. Srinivasan was recently named a 2024 Castle Connolly Top Doctor for his distinguished career as a hand surgeon. We are very proud of Dr. Srinivasan!

Shoulder arthritis is a condition that affects the shoulder joint, causing pain, stiffness, and reduction in range of motion. Understanding the types of shoulder arthritis, such as Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Post-Traumatic Arthritis, is essential to managing its symptoms and understanding treatment options. Now let's take a closer look at this condition!

Shoulder trauma refers to injuries to the shoulder joint or surrounding structures caused by a traumatic event such as, falls, motor vehicle accidents, sports-related incidents, work-related strain, or even physical altercations.

Many think that golf is a sport with near-zero injury risk. This is far from the truth - when compared to other sports, the likelihood of injury is actually much higher than you would think.

Everyone, from the elite athlete to the average individual, can sustain a shoulder injury. There are several common shoulder injuries, and each has its own causes, symptoms, and treatment plan. If you've suffered a shoulder injury, your treatment plan needs to treat the negative symptoms and address the issue at the source. A custom-tailored treatment plan designed for your specific shoulder injury will restore full function and mobility to your shoulder and promote optimal healing so that you can live pain-free.

Dr. Srinivasan is excited to announce that he will be returning to the Hand Center following the successful completion of a fellowship focusing on complex shoulder surgery, including revision arthroplasty (revision shoulder replacements) at the University of Florida.

We will start opening a limited number of Saturday morning slots from 8 am to 10 am on most Saturdays. To secure your spot, please call by 3:00 pm on the Friday before*.