The Hand Surgery Fellowship Department Overview Allegheny General Hospital is on the forefront of design, development and introduction of new technology.
Physicians regularly participate in national and international research projects and presentations.
Long-term research efforts focus on the use and outcomes of tibial and humeral nails, external fixation devices and titanium plates and screws. In many cases, the orthopaedic trauma staff members at Allegheny General Hospital were involved in the design and development of these technologies and were the first to use them. The Human Motion Center at Allegheny General Hospital is one of the few of its type in western Pennsylvania, offering a comprehensive set of services devoted specifically to restoring and maintaining the function of the musculoskeletal system. Physicians have access to the latest treatment modalities and research protocols to help enhance patient's potential to recover full mobility. Through a multidisciplinary approach to assessment, diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and research, the Human Motion Center provides patients with an academically based, integrated, thorough level of care that extensively addresses their needs.