Paul T Dinh, MD

Dr. Paul Dinh is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hand and upper extremity surgery. Dinh provides consultation, surgical care, treatment, and follow-up rehabilitation to pediatric patients with congenital or acquired hand conditions. Dinh actively participates in teaching orthopaedic residents and medical students in the field of hand surgery.

In addition, Dr. Dinh is active in clinical research. His main focus is on compressive peripheral neuropathies, having authored a technique article on decompressing the ulnar nerve in cubital tunnel syndrome. During his fellowship in hand and microvascular surgery at the University of Southern California, Dr. Dinh published numerous articles, including work on free vascular fibula grafts for chronic osteomyelitis, malignant glomangiomas of the hand, and traumatic metacarpophalangeal dislocations.

Currently, Dr. Dinh is interested in research on distal radius fractures in the osteoporotic population, specifically examining the association between bone density and specific fracture patterns.