OrthoKagan Orthopedic & NeuroSpine Institute

The practice offers surgical and non-surgical orthopedic care for sports injuries, work related injuries, and orthopedic conditions caused by age, heredity, and disease, for residents of Southwest Florida.

Fort Myers

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About

OrthoKagan was founded in 1980 and presents itself as a practice that has set the standard for orthopedic care in Southwest Florida. Its surgeons have provided orthopedic care to individuals in Fort Myers, Florida and the surrounding areas for over four decades, specializing in the treatment and surgical repair of orthopedic injuries and conditions.

Non-surgical treatment first
Surgical and non-surgical care
Cold laser therapy

Concerns they commonly address

Hand and wrist arthritis

Degenerative arthritis occurs later in life and mainly affects the hands, and can cause pain, deformity, and a limited range of motion.

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition caused by increased pressure on the median nerve as it passes through the wrist.

Ganglion cysts

Ganglion cysts are commonly found on the top of the wrist or at the base of the palm and typically develop as a result of trauma or irritation to the joint capsule.

Trigger finger

Trigger finger is a condition where the fingers or thumb of the hand snap or lock and may become caught in a bent or fixed position.

Services

Carpal tunnel release surgery

One of the most commonly performed procedures at the office is carpal tunnel surgery.

Cold laser therapy

A non-invasive treatment using therapeutic wavelengths of light that the practice describes as a way to reduce pain, control inflammation and accelerate tissue and nerve repair.

Physical therapy

The physical therapy department works closely with the orthopedic surgeons to provide physical therapy services and personalized treatment plans.

Trigger finger surgery

If conservative treatments are unsuccessful, the surgeon may advise trigger finger surgery, a procedure with a small incision to release the tightened portion of the flexor tendon sheath.

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Care setting

In person in 3210 Cleveland Ave #100, Fort Myers, FL 33901 and 3400 Lee Blvd. #105, Lehigh Acres, FL 33971.

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