HULC Clinical Programs
HULC surgeons treat all upper extremity problems. These may range anatomically from the shoulder down to the tips of the fingers and involve bone, joint, muscle, tendon, nerve, blood vessels and other skin and subcutaneous tissues. Primary disorders of the upper extremity from various etiologies including inflammation, infection, neoplasms and trauma are treated both operatively and non-operatively. HULC surgeons work in a team that includes nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, clinical nurse-specialists and researchers.
If you have an upper extremity problem and are not a patient of one of our physicians, please see your family doctor for assessment. Your family doctor can make a referral to one of the Hand and Upper Limb surgeons, if necessary. Please note that, due to overwhelming demand, our surgeons are forced to prioritize new referrals. Waiting times for each problem vary. A long wait time does not indicate that your problem is not important, but reflects the high demand on our services.
For more information, please browse the following pages:
HULC Hand Therapy Program
HULC Shoulder Surgery Program
HULC Elbow Surgery Program
HULC Wrist Surgery Program
HULC Hand Surgery Program
HULC Peripheral Nerve Surgery Program
Also from this web page:
Sites of Interest
Canadian Society for Surgery of the Hand
Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons
Canadian Orthopaedic Asssociation
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
American Society for Surgery of the Hand
American Association for Hand Surgery
American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons
Canadian Society of Hand Therapists
American Society of Hand Therapists


