Orthopedic

Kiko, I would ask Dr. Gonzalez who he might recommend. You can catch him at the new hospital, maybe still Fridays. Suerte.

Dr. Gerardo Zarate at SportMed dr.zarate.cirugiademano@gmail.com; He speaks english but I don't think reception does.
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Dr. Jorge Gonzalez Urzua is at Hospital San Antonio Tuesday thru Thursday; Tues are usually surgical days with Wednesday and Thursday being patient apptments.

Wide Sky wrote:Dr. Jorge Gonzalez Urzua is at Hospital San Antonio Tuesday thru Thursday; Tues are usually surgical days with Wednesday and Thursday being patient apptments.

Also his son, Gonzalez Ross.  Both top notch orthopedic doctors.

Micro-hand surgery is a whole different ballgame though, don't know if they do that. But they would definitely be a good place to start.

Dr. Gonzalez Urzua's specialty is as a hip and knee orthopedic surgeon and his son Gonzalez Ross' specialty is as a back and spine surgeon.

This is multi-generational practice, as their father/grandfather was an orthopedic surgeon also. They are very, very good doctors who, surprisingly, don't just want to cut and move on.

Trailrunner wrote:Micro-hand surgery is a whole different ballgame though, don't know if they do that. But they would definitely be a good place to start.

Yes, at least the father does, he operated on both by hands, successfully.  I think the son specializes on the spinal and back problems, as that was the core  of his education in Europe.
They also have an office in GDL, across the street (Tarascos) from Hospital Del Carmen.