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Thomas A. Atkins Advocate Sherman Hospital, Elgin. 630-584-1400 Prasant Atluri Elbow, hand, shoulder, and wrist surgery. Elmhurst Hospital. 847-956-0099 Taizoon H. Baxamusa Arthritis; carpal tunnel syndrome; elbow and shoulder surgery. Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. 847-375-3000 Michael S. Bednar Carpal tunnel syndrome; cerebral palsy; hand and wrist problems; spinal cord injuries. Loyola University Medical … Read more
