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About Our Surgeons

Bay Area Orthopedic Surgeons help you return to desired activities with maximal function and minimal pain. We are top trained experts who believe that healing begins with knowledge. Prior to discussing treatments, your surgeon will go over the details of your diagnosis, answering questions you may have. Your surgeon will work hard to understand you and your goals for mobility, work, and play.

When it comes to treatment, we use proven techniques, experience, precision, and skill to deliver state-of-the-art care tailored to you and your needs.

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OUR DOCTORS

Bay Area Orthopedic Surgeons have years of combined experience across all orthopedic specialties. Click the link below to learn more about our team of experts and to find a doctor for you.

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Professional & Caring Orthopedic Services

Our surgeons help you return to desired activities with maximal function and minimal pain. We are top trained experts who believe that healing begins with knowledge. Prior to discussing treatments, your surgeon will go over the details of your diagnosis, answering questions you may have. Your surgeon will work hard to understand you and your goals for mobility, work, and play. When it comes to treatment, we use proven techniques, experience, precision, and skill to deliver state-of-the-art care tailored to you and your needs.

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Our Services
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TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT

Because joints are in constant use, they often wear out over time due to overuse or aging. Joint reconstruction or replacement may be required to relieve the resulting pain and restore function. Most joints in the body, including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, knees, ankles and feet, are synovial, permitting movement and articulation. When these joints suffer traumatic injury, or when the cartilage that normally protects them wears away, surgical repair or replacement may be necessary.

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HAND SURGERY

Our hands are a defining feature of our identities, specialized for the kind of work that each person performs. Our hand surgeons are meticulous and detail-oriented, board-certified orthopaedic surgeons who understand this and devote themselves to providing the best care possible to return each patient the fullest function possible.

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SPORTS MEDICINE

Our sports medicine doctors offer state-of-the art care to help each patient achieve his or her fitness and athletic goals. From diagnostics, to navigating non-operative treatments, to performing surgery when necessary, our team is ready to take you from injury to recovery.

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SHOULDER & ELBOW SURGERY

Orthopedic surgeons may perform a shoulder arthroscopy to diagnose and treat several different conditions of the shoulder. With this type of procedure, patients benefit from less tissue damage, shorter recovery times, less scarring and less post-operative pain than traditional open procedures.

Elbow arthroscopy is generally used for simple manipulations of the joint, such as fracture care, debridement and removal of bone fragments. It is also commonly used to confirm and examine abnormalities of the joint to provide a proper diagnosis of any elbow conditions.

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FOOT & ANKLE SURGERY

Our foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeons are fellowship-trained experts who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle ailments. Common conditions seen include arthritis, ankle sprains, achilles tendon ruptures, tendonitis, ankle and foot fractures, stress fractures, malalignment, flat feet, high arches, bunions, neuromas, and metatarsalgia.

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SPINE SURGERY

Back pain can be debilitating for many people. Often, it can go hand-in-hand with pain from other places, such as the shoulders or hips. Our spine specialists can help to understand the source of your pain as well as to navigate both non-surgical and surgical treatment options. Your evaluation will start with a detailed clinic visit to understand your own unique experience with back pain.

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ATHROSCOPIC ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR

The rotator cuff is the thick band of muscles and associated tendons that cover the top of the upper arm and hold in it place, providing support and stability to the shoulder joint. The rotator cuff also allows for a full range of motion while keeping the ball of the arm bone in the shoulder socket. These tendons can become partially or completely torn as a result of a rotator cuff tear or injury. A rotator cuff tear often occurs as a result of injury or overuse of the muscles over a long period of time.

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HIP ARTHROSCOPY

Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions affecting the hip joint. This procedure can be used to confirm the diagnosis of various imaging procedures, such as X-rays and MRIs, as it provides a three-dimensional, real-time image of the affected area. If damage or abnormalities are detected during the arthroscopy, repairs can often be made during the same procedure.

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Our Patient Reviews

"If you are in need of a hip replacement, I strongly suggest you call Dr Detch. I recommended him to a friend and he got a replacement a month or so after me and is doing fantastic. Dr Detch was recommended to me by my orthopedic PA and by two nurse friend who work for Dr.'s who specialize arthritic problems. I am very glad I chose him to do my replacement."

Michael B.
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Our Patient Reviews

"Dr. Garet Comer, MD is one of the most diligent and conscientious doctors our family has ever encountered. Our family's 100 year old broke her upper arm (humerous) and Dr. Comer provided her with extraordinary care and assisted enormously with her healing. Also his assistant, Monica, provided exceptional assistance and follow up each step of the way. On a 1 to 5 scale our family would give Dr. Comer and Monica a 50. We are so fortunate to have had them treat our mother. Thank you.”

Lon S.
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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Graw is one of the finest orthopedic surgeons in California. He’s super talented and skilled, and very conscientious about all the little details. He’s also very good with people and treated my mom so well. So far she’s had two new knees and now a new hip! All came out perfectly no problems, and she heals faster than expected each time.”

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Our Patient Reviews

“I recently had shoulder surgery performed by Dr. Andrew Haskell and am incredibly grateful for the exceptional care I received. From the initial consultation to post-operative care, Dr. Haskell demonstrated expertise, professionalism, and compassion. His clear explanations and attentive demeanor were genuinely comforting. Thanks to Dr. Haskell’s skillful work, the surgery was a success, and I’m on my way to recovery. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Haskell for orthopedic care because of his expertise and empathy.”

Raul R.
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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Butler is amazing. I broke my wrist in two places snowboarding and saw him shortly after the fracture. He was patient, discussed surgery vs. non-surgery options, didn't pressure me into one or the other. I opted for a cast and it's been healing very smoothly. He squeezed me in early last week so that I could see my own patients that day. He has been kind, knowledgeable, professional, and warm. I feel grateful to have him as my orthopedist.”

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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Moon and his staff were very professional and thorough. I fell on my hands about two months ago and my elbow was still hurting. Dr. Moon and his P.A. both listened carefully, explained what they thought was going on and ordered an MRI to see if I tore a tendon. I felt very we'll taken care of and will definitely be back again. Highly recommend seeing this doc.” -Sandi S.

Sandi S.
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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Garet Comer, MD is one of the most diligent and conscientious doctors our family has ever encountered. Our family's 100 year old broke her upper arm (humerous) and Dr. Comer provided her with extraordinary care and assisted enormously with her healing. Also his assistant, Monica, provided exceptional assistance and follow up each step of the way. On a 1 to 5 scale our family would give Dr. Comer and Monica a 50. We are so fortunate to have had them treat our mother. Thank you.”

Lon S.
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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Abeyta took great care of my son, a college athlete during his injury crisis. He was kind, skilled and professional. He worked with my son after surgery to rehab him as safely and aggressively as possible so he could get back to doing what he loves most...playing soccer! I would recommend Dr. Abeyta to any serious athlete with an orthopedic injury.”

Melissa C.
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Our Patient Reviews

“Dr. Dang is an amazing physician. I am so blessed to find her. You can’t go wrong with having her as your doctor. Dr. Dang and her team take the time to answer questions and make you feel good about everything that is going on.”

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Conditions
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The carpal tunnel is a narrow, fibrous passage in the wrist that protects the median nerve, which runs down the length of arm and through the wrist into the hand. It controls some hand movement, and sensation in the thumb, index and middle fingers, and half of the ring finger. Irritation or compression of the median nerve within the carpal tunnel can cause tingling and numbness in the fingers, a condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS).
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Wrist Sprain
A sprain is a common type of injury that involves a stretching or tearing of ligaments, the strong bands of tissue that connect bones to one another. A wrist sprain is often caused by falling onto an outstretched hand or by bending the wrist backward. Although anyone can sprain a wrist, athletes, including gymnasts, baseball and basketball players, skiers, skaters and skateboarders, are particularly susceptible. Protective splints or braces can offer some protection from injury for those at greatest risk.
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Anchilles Tendonitis
Achilles tendonitis (also tendinitis) is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon, the strong band of tissue that connects the calf muscle to the heel. This condition occurs when excessive stress is put on the tendon. Achilles tendonitis is usually a painful but short-lived condition. If not treated, however, Achilles tendonitis can increase the risk of Achilles tendon rupture, a serious injury requiring immediate medical attention. Most cases of Achilles tendonitis can be prevented by beginning an exercise regimen slowly, with preparation, and by increasing an exercise program gradually and with care.
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Arthritis
Arthritis is a condition that causes pain, stiffness and swelling in the joints. Osteoarthritis is a common form of arthritis caused by the wearing down of the cartilage that protects the bones of a joint. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition caused by an inflammation in the lining of the joints. Both forms of arthritis cause pain, tenderness, and swelling, and may result in loss of movement in the affected joints. Over time, joints affected by arthritis may become severely damaged. Arthritis occurs more frequently in older individuals, however it sometimes develops in athletes from overuse of a joint or after an injury. It can however, affect people of any age, including children.
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Foot Sprains and Strain
Both foot sprains and foot strains are very common injuries, occurring as a result of sports accidents, falls, or other traumas. The difference between the two types of injuries is that sprains affect the ligaments, the thick strands of cartilage attaching one bone to another, and strains affect the muscles or the tendons, thick bands attaching muscle to bone. In both cases, the patient with the injury usually experiences pain (particularly upon movement), swelling, tenderness, bruising, weakness or muscle spasms.
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Ankle Fracture
An ankle fracture, commonly known as a broken ankle, involves any type of break or crack in the tibia, fibula, or talus. Common causes of an ankle fracture may include a sports injury, a motor vehicle accident or a fall. An ankle fracture can include injury to one or more of the bones that make up the ankle joint. The more bones that are broken, the more complicated and severe the fracture is. Treatment for a broken ankle depends on the type and severity of the individual fracture, but may include wearing a cast or brace, applying ice and taking anti-inflammatory medication. Stable fractures can usually heal on their own within a few weeks, while more complicated ones may require surgery to reposition the broken bone.
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