Hand & upper-extremity care • Oregon

Dominic P. Patillo, MD

Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon

Hand, Wrist & Elbow • Orthopedic Trauma

Hand & Upper Extremity Fellowship Oklahoma Hand Fellowship Program
Practicing in Portland Since 2010
Clinical focus Hand & Upper Extremity
Fellowship Oklahoma Hand Fellowship Program
Residency University of Missouri
Medical school Washington University in St. Louis

Individualized orthopedic care

Care for the way you use your hands.

Dr. Dominic Patillo treats simple and complex conditions of the hand and upper extremity, along with general orthopedic trauma. His practice includes microsurgical techniques for nerve and blood vessel reconstruction.

He values appropriate nonsurgical treatment and active patient participation in care decisions. Evaluation begins with understanding your symptoms, diagnosis and the activities that matter to you.

Specialized care. Shared decisions. Your treatment plan should reflect both the condition and your goals for work, daily tasks, recreation and recovery.

Clinical focus

Hand, wrist and upper-extremity care.

Evaluation and treatment may include nonsurgical care, hand therapy or surgery, depending on the condition and the individual.

Hand & Wrist

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Trigger finger
  • Hand and wrist arthritis
  • Dupuytren's contracture
  • Hand and wrist fractures
  • Tendon and ligament injuries
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Elbow & Nerve Care

  • Cubital tunnel syndrome
  • Tennis elbow and tendon pain
  • Elbow arthritis
  • Elbow fractures and injuries
  • Nerve injuries and compression
  • Nerve repair and reconstruction
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Injuries & Reconstruction

  • Orthopedic trauma
  • Hand, wrist and forearm fractures
  • Sports injuries of the hand and wrist
  • Tendon repair and reconstruction
  • Microsurgical techniques
  • Blood vessel reconstruction
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About Dr. Patillo

Advanced training. Thoughtful care.

Dr. Patillo graduated with honors from Harvard University in 2000, where he served as captain of the men's track and field team. He earned his medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis in 2004.

He completed his orthopedic surgery internship and residency at the University of Missouri in Columbia, followed by hand and upper-extremity fellowship training in Oklahoma City. He has practiced in Portland since 2010.

Originally from Salt Lake City, he enjoys family time, fishing, slalom skiing and kiteboarding.

Education and training

A foundation in orthopedic and hand surgery.

Medical education, orthopedic residency and specialized fellowship training in hand and upper-extremity care.

  1. Oklahoma Hand Fellowship Program Hand and upper-extremity fellowship • Integris Baptist Medical Center • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • Completed 2010
  2. University of Missouri Orthopedic surgery residency • Columbia, Missouri • 2005–2009
  3. University of Missouri Orthopedic surgery internship • Columbia, Missouri • 2004–2005
  4. Washington University School of Medicine Doctor of Medicine • St. Louis, Missouri • 2004
  5. Harvard University Undergraduate degree, with honors • Cambridge, Massachusetts • 2000
Board certification
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery • Orthopaedic Surgery

Patient perspectives

What patients say about their experience.

Patient testimonials from Dr. Patillo's OSM profile. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.

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Common questions

Preparing for hand and upper-extremity care.

What areas of orthopedic care does Dr. Patillo provide?
Dr. Patillo focuses on simple and complex hand and upper-extremity conditions, including the wrist, forearm and elbow, as well as general orthopedic trauma. His experience includes microsurgical nerve and vessel reconstruction.
Does seeing a hand surgeon mean I will need surgery?
No. An evaluation is an opportunity to understand the condition and discuss appropriate options. Dr. Patillo values nonsurgical treatment in suitable cases and active patient participation in care decisions.
How does hand therapy fit into treatment?
Depending on the condition and treatment plan, hand therapy may support motion, strength, comfort and return to daily activities. Dr. Patillo and the OSM team can help determine whether therapy is appropriate for your care.
How do I request an appointment with Dr. Patillo?
Use OSM's online appointment request or call 503-224-8399. Tell the team you are seeking hand or upper-extremity care with Dr. Patillo, and confirm the provider and office location when your appointment is arranged.
Where does OSM see patients?
OSM's main office is in Lake Oswego. Visit Locations & Contact Information for current office details, and contact OSM to confirm Dr. Patillo's appointment location.

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