Get a grip (back)
Repair
Recover
Restore
Losing some hand function, from pain, disease, or injury, impacts all areas of your life. Surgery can help improve many different conditions and get you back to work—and play.
Hand & Forearm
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- Carpal tunnel
- Tennis elbow
- Ganglion cysts
- DeQuervain’s tendonitis
- Trigger fingers
- Dupuytren’s contracture
- Arthritis
- Tumors and skin cancer
- Overuse
Dr. Harris may be able to help with other conditions that limit your hand function such as nerve disorders, hand and forearm injuries, congenital deformities, burns, infections, and workers’ compensation issues.
Expertise
Dr. Norman Harris has more than 30 years experience as a hand surgeon. Trained at Harvard’s Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Harris earned a subspecialty certificate in hand surgery in 1995 in addition to his certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc.
Do I need surgery?
Talk to Dr. Harris and begin a treatment plan as soon as possible. Surgery may help you even if you’ve suffered for years with hand and wrist problems.
What does it cost?
In most cases, insurance covers the cost of hand and forearm surgery.