Dr. Pedro Loredo Hand Surgeon from Dallas Fort Worth at Hand Associates of North Dallas,
Believes in offering his patients the most advanced surgical technology.
Dr. Loredo, demonstrating the Stratos Endoscopic Release System. Which can be used for carpal tunnel release and cubital tunnel release. Dr. Pedro Loredo Hand Surgeon Dallas Forth Worth at Hand Associates of North Dallas is the only Certified Stratos Endoscopic Release System Instructor in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area. Dr. Pedro Loredo, can help stop your hand pain, numbness, and tingling.
Dr. Pedro Loredo Hand Surgeon Dallas Fort Worth at Hand Associates of North Dallas, repairing Triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC), with minimally invasive techniques. This procedure helps alleviate hand pain and wrist pain.
TFCC FAST-FIX
Specifically designed to repair triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) repair
Fast and easy-to-use system provides a strong, reproducible and secure repair.
All-inside, knotless solution allows surgeons to fix the TFCC ( TFCC FAST-FIX* Kit Technique Animation ) quickly, securely and without bulky knot stacks.
Benefits include no counter incision, which minimizes repair and recovery time; and no knot stack, which eliminates irritation that may improve patient satisfaction.
One-handed, 360° active deployment delivers fast and easy implant deployment from any hand position.
Auditory confirmation assures that implants are deployed
TENEX FAST procedure, is a minimally invasive technique to address Tennis and Golfers Elbow. Tennis / Golfers elbow causes elbow pain, forearm pain, and hand pain.
PRECISELY TARGETS YOUR DAMAGED TISSUE
Your doctor uses ultrasound imaging, just like the kind used to see babies in the womb, to visualize and identify the specific location of the damaged tendon tissue.
GENTLY REMOVES DAMAGED TISSUE
Once the source of your tendon pain is identified, your doctor numbs the area with a local anesthetic, allowing you to stay awake the entire time. Many people say after the numbing process—which feels like a bee sting—they felt only a slight pressure during the procedure (if they felt anything at all). Your doctor then uses gentle ultrasonic energy designed to safely breakdown and remove the damaged tissue. The ultrasonic energy is applied with the TX MicroTip, which requires only a microincision to reach the damaged tissue. Because the incision is so small and the ultrasonic energy precisely treats only the damaged tendon tissue, the surrounding healthy tissue is left unharmed.
REQUIRES NO STITCHES
When the procedure is completed, your doctor applies a small adhesive bandage (like a Band-Aid); no stitches are required. Because you are awake during the procedure (no general anesthesia), many people are able to drive home immediately following your procedure.
CAN OFFER NEARLY INSTANT PAIN RELIEF WITH A RAPID RECOVERY
Recovery is rapid with many people being back to normal life within 6 weeks or less. Because the surrounding healthy tissue is not disturbed, and no stitches or general anesthesia is required, there is minimal downtime and less discomfort compared to open surgery. The speed of your recovery depends on the location of your tendinitis and your individual results may vary.
The Mini TightRope provides a unique means to suspend the thumb metacarpal after partial or complete trapezial resection. It is used for treatment of CMC arthritis that causes hand pain, thumb pain, and wrist pain. It is also used for thumb CMC instability and in revision cases with proximal migration after failed tendon reconstruction. The Mini TightRope supports and maintains the thumb and index metacarpals in the proper relationship, while allowing for capsular healing, hematoma and scar tissue formation in the trapezial space. The construct consists of two strands of #2 FiberWire® which are fixed with two oblong, stainless steel buttons for cortical fixation. The trapezial space may be left empty, or filled with an autograft, allograft or artificial spacer.
Advantages:
• Stabilizes and protects biologic repair
• May allow earlier rehabilitation1, 2
• Maintains trapezial space
• Solid and stable suspensionplasty
• Allows flexible suture-based fixation
Dr. Pedro Loredo at Hand Associates of North Dallas, utilizes the Cross Pin Distal Radius Fixator (CPX) to repair wrist fractures. The CPX is the most versatile, non-spanning fixator on the market for the treatment of distal radius fractures. It offers patients an unobtrusive option with minimal soft tissue trauma and early wrist mobilization.
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