About
Douglas A. Gordon, MD, is an orthopaedic physician specializing in hand surgery, with clinical expertise focused on conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and upper extremity. He earned his medical degree from the University of Sherbrooke Faculty of Medicine and has devoted his career to the evaluation and surgical management of orthopaedic problems that can impact function, comfort, and return to daily activities.
Dr. Gordon’s professional interests include the assessment of complex wrist injuries and ligament-related instability. His peer-reviewed publication work includes co-authoring a case report in the American Journal of Orthopedics addressing radiographic evaluation of scapholunate dissociation, reflecting a careful, evidence-informed approach to diagnosis and treatment planning. He has also held an academic affiliation with Wright State University, demonstrating engagement with medical education and scholarly activity.
As a hand surgeon, Dr. Gordon emphasizes thorough evaluation, individualized decision-making, and clear communication to help patients understand their options and expectations for recovery. He works with patients across a broad range of hand and wrist concerns, from injury-related problems to degenerative conditions, with the goal of restoring mobility and hand function.