BEL AIR LOCATION
(410) 337-7900
(410) 569-3551 (FAX)
LOCATION ADDRESS:
201 Plumtree Road
Suite 301
Bel Air, MD 21015
"BELLONA" LOCATION
(410) 337-7900
(800) 678-4671
(410) 337-5321 (FAX)
LOCATION ADDRESS
Ruxton Prof. Center, Suite 100
8322 Bellona Ave.
Towson, MD 21204
ROSEDALE LOCATION
(410) 337-7900
(410) 391-8084 (FAX)
LOCATION ADDRESS
Seven Square Professional Building
9110 Philadelphia Rd, Suite 308
Rosedale, MD 21237
UM ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER (O'DEA MEDICAL CENTER) LOCATION
(410) 337-8888
(410) 823-4833 (FAX)
LOCATION ADDRESS
7505 Osler Drive
Suite 104
Towson, MD 21204-7737
Dr. Bruce S. Wolock specializes in hand, elbow and shoulder surgery and general orthopedic surgery. He is fellowship trained in orthopaedic hand and upper extremity surgery.
Dr. Wolock is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, where he received his B.A. degree. He then attended Case Western Reserve University and received his M.D. He received post-graduate training at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital.
Dr. Wolock sees patients at the following Towson Orthopaedic Associates’ locations:
I’ve had several surgeries by Drs [Wolock], Matthews, and Brodie. Great group of surgeons.
Two surgeries with Dr. Wolock, both a success!
great bedside manners. very easy to talk to and very compassionate
PATIENT: “Captain Ken W.
Sung to the tune of The Beverly Hillbilly’s: Come and listen to a story and it won’t be dumb, It’s about Dr. Wolock and my trigger finger thumb, Dr. said “Hey Ken, you’ll have surgery… at Three, But I got there early and they were nice as they could be. Well the first thing you know, there were forms to be filled out I knew of Dr. Wolock so I really had no doubt, I was taken back to pre-op just as speedy as can be, and that is when his staff began to dote and care for me. Well, Dr. Wolock stopped by to address any concern, He answered all my questions, always nice & never stern, He said “HEY KEN” , It’s your turn in O.R.1, And before I knew it, my surgery was done. The Post Op team with compassion & with care , Saw to my every need, every moment I was there, They escorted me out, true professionals to the end, I know I was a patient but I felt more like a friend. Well now it’s time to rest up, no need to moan and groan, the phone rang several times , The Doctor checked on me at home, Such a high level of care, for an average guy like me, I bet you’ll get the same great care, you heard it straight from me… Ken that is….healing fast, Great Care ! For those who are of a more serious nature: Outstanding in every aspect. Talk about professional…these folks rolled out the red carpet service treatment for me and I could not be more satisfied with my care!!! Read more “Healing Fast, Great Care”
Dr. Wolock is just the best shoulder, elbow and hand surgeon in the Baltimore area and the people who work there are true professionals
Great doctor, staff, and establishment. I have never seen a better, well oiled machine. Bruce Wollock is at the top of his game. I would recommend anyone that needs orthopaedic attention to see him, and him only. Five stars all… the way…thanks! Read more “Five Stars all the Way”
Highly knowledgeable and skilled. Doctor Wolock has a wonderful compassionate bedside manner. His staff are very friendly and nice.
Dr Bruce Wolock, very patient oriented, he did wrist plate & pin surgery, carpal tunnel, elbow & arm surgery on friends, I was present on all visitation before & after procedures. A very impressive Dr & individual.
Dr. Wolock is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, where he received his B.A. degree. He then attended Case Western Reserve University and received his M.D. He received post-graduate training at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital.
He is fellowship trained in orthopaedic hand and upper extremity surgery.
The following are publications, featuring Dr. Bruce Wolock:
Papers Published
1. Wolock, BS; Moore, JR; Weiland, AJ: “Extensor Tendon Repair: A Reconstructive Technique.” Orthopedics 10:1387, 1987
2. Wolock, BS; Moore, JR; Weiland, AJ: “Arthritis of the Basal Joint of the Thumb: A Critical Analysis of Treatment Options.” J Arthroplasty, 4:65-78, March 1989
3. Wolock, BS; Baugher, WH; McCarthy, EJ: “Neurilemmoma of the Sciatic Nerve Mimicking Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome: Report of a Case.” J Bone Joint Surgery, 71A (6):932-934, July 1989
4. Wolock, BS; Magid, D; Finney, RCS; Fishman, EK: “Clinical Applications of Volumetric Three-Dimensional Imaging: A Report of Three Cases.” Orthop. Review, 18:787-792, July 1989
5. Gelberman, RH; Wolock, BS; Siegel, DB: “Fractures and Nonunions of the Carpal Scaphoid: Current Concepts Review.” J Bone Joint Surgery, 71A:1560-1565, December 1989
6. Matthews, LS; Martin, DF; Wolock, BS: “Accurate Tunnel Placement Using Drill Guides in Knee Ligament Reconstruction.” Orthop. Review, 19:822-824, September 1990
7. Matthews, LS; Simonson, BG; Wolock, BS: “Osteolysis of the Distal Clavicle in the Female Body Builder: A Case Report.” AMJ Sportsmed, 21:150-152, 1993
8. Hess, CL; Wolock, BS; Murphy, MS: “Mycobacterium Marinum Infections of the Upper Extremity.” Plastic Recon Surg, 115:55E-59E, 2005.
Book Chapters
1. Matthews, LS; Wolock, BS; Martin, DF: “Arthroscopic Management of Degenerative Arthritis of the Shoulder.” In Operative Arthroscopy; McGinty, JB (ed). New York, Raven Press, pp 573-58, 1991
2. Matthews, LS; Wolock, BS; Martin, DF: “Arthroscopic Management of Inflammatory Arthritis and Synovitis of the Shoulder.” In Operative Arthroscopy; McGinty, JB (ed). New York, Raven Press, pp 573-581, 1991
3. Wolock, BS; Millesi, H: “Brachial Plexus: Applied Anatomy and Operative Exposure.” In Operative Nerve Repair and Reconstruction. Gelberman, RH (ed). Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott, pp 1255-1272, 1991
Paper Presentations
1. Yahiro, MA; Wolock, BS; Soffer, SR; Matthews, LS; O’Donnell, JB: Patellofemoral Crepitus: Correlation with Arthroscopic Findings. AM College of Sportsmedicine 36th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., June 2, 1989. Also presented at the Arthroscopy Association of North America 10th Annual Meeting, San Diego, April 26, 1991
2. Wolock, BS; Jupiter, JB: Vascularized Bone Grafts for Upper Extremity Reconstruction. The American Society for Surgery of the Hand 44th Annual Meeting, Residents and Fellows Conference, Seattle, September 13, 1989. Also presented at the New England Hand Society Annual Meeting, Sturbridge, Massachusetts, December 1, 1989. Also presented at the Second Annual Richard J. Smith Lecture, Boston, October 22, 1990
3. Martin, DF; Matthews, LS; Wolock, BS: Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury: Acute Repair with Intraarticular Augmentation. International Olympic Committee World Congress on Sports Sciences First Annual Meeting, Colorado Springs, October 1989
4. Hess, CL; Wolock, BS; Murphy, MS: Mycobacterium Marinum Infections of the Upper Extremity. Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons, Bermuda, 2002
Instructional Course Faculty
1. Orthopaedics for the Pediatrician; Current Concepts and Workshop. Pediatric Hand Problems. May 21, 1988, Baltimore, MD
2. Emergency Medicine Update; Emergency Room Treatment of Common Hand Injuries. October 9-20, 1989, Boston MA
3. Union Memorial Hospital Spring Sports Symposium; Upper Extremity Injury Panel. April 27, 1990, Baltimore, MD
4. Southern Medical Association; Current Concepts in Orthopaedics. Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy of the Upper Extremity. May 4-5, 1991, Baltimore, MD
5. National Organization of Orthopaedic Nurses Update; Wrist Injuries and Arthroscopy. April 9, 1992, Baltimore, MD
6. Union Memorial Hospital Spring Sports Symposium; Tennis Elbow and Tendinopathies About the Elbow. May 15, 1992, Baltimore, MD
7. Southern Medical Association; Current Concepts in Orthopaedics. Upper Extremity Neuropathies Moderator. May 14-16, 1993, Baltimore, MD
8. Southern Medical Association; Current Concepts in Orthopaedics. Upper Extremity Tendinopathies. May 20-21, 1994, Baltimore, MD
9. Baltimore County Medical Association; Orthopaedics for the Primary Care Physician. Diagnosis of Hand, Wrist & Elbow Injuries. October 7, 1995, Baltimore, MD
10. Maryland Occupational Therapist Association; Surgical & Therapeutic Treatment of Hand & Forearm Injuries. December 1, 1995, Salisbury, MD
11. Southern Medical Association; Current Concepts in Orthopaedics. Bone & Ligamentous Injuries to the Hand & Wrist in Sports. May 16-18, 1996, Baltimore, MD
12. Baltimore County Medical Association; Orthopaedics for the Primary Care Physician. Diagnosis of Hand, Wrist & Elbow Injuries. October 5, 1996, Baltimore, MD
13. Curtis National Hand Center; Visiting Professor Lecture. Faculty at Annual Meeting since 1992, Baltimore, MD
14. Baltimore County Medical Association; Diagnosis of Hand, Wrist, Elbow & Shoulder Injuries. October 4, 1997, Baltimore, MD
15. Johns Hopkins Hospital’s 30th Annual Pediatric Trends; Common Sports Injuries to the Hand & Wrist. April 15, 2002, Baltimore, MD
16. Curtis National Hand Center; Upper Extremity Peripheral Nerve Symposium. Peripheral Nerve Compression Syndromes of the Upper Extremity. November 21, 2003, Baltimore, MD
17. Orthopaedic Associates, P.A.; The Primary Care Approach to Treating the Injured Athlete; Sports-Related Elbow Injuries. April 29, 2005, Baltimore, MD
18. Fourth Annual Primary Care Approach to Treating the Injured Athlete; Examination of the Shoulder. May 18, 2007, Baltimore, MD
19. Curtis National Hand Center; Doctors Demystify the Elbow Course. March 29, 2008, Baltimore, MD
Teaching Presentations
1. Athletic Injuries of the Upper Extremity, 4/17/90
Baltimore Sportsmedicine Study Group
2. Sportsmedicine Conference, 4/27/90
Union Memorial Orthopaedic Residents
3. Newer Approaches to Hand Trauma, 5/4/90
St. Joseph Hospital Surgical Grand Rounds
4. Hand Infections, 5/12/90
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
5. Hand Emergencies, 5/12/90
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
6. Sports Hand Injuries, 5/21/90
Union Memorial Orthopaedic Residents
7. Hand Infections, 5/12/90
Union Memorial Orthopaedic Residents
8. Rotator Cuff Injuries, 6/9/90
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
9. Upper Extremity Trauma, 8/14/90
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
10. Upper Extremity Anatomical Prosection, 11/6/90
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
11. Rotator Cuff, 12/18/90
John Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
12. Hand Infections and Emergencies, 4/16/91
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
13. Hand Fractures and Ligament Injuries, 9/17/91
Union Memorial Hand Fellows
14. Humerus Fractures, 11/25/91
Union Memorial Orthopaedic Residents
15. Hand Anatomy and Injuries, 1/14/92
Union Memorial Hand Fellows
16. Emergency Treatment of Hand Injuries, 7/6/92
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
17. Anatomy and Injuries of the Wrist, 8/10/92
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
18. Rotator Cuff and Humerus Fractures, 8/13/92
Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents
19. Fractures and Ligament Injuries of the Hand, 7/26/94
Union Memorial Hand Fellows
20. Wrist Anatomy and Injuries, 8/16/94
Union Memorial Hand Fellows
21. 1994-Present. Annual lectures to Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic Residents, Union Memorial Hand Fellows and Orthopaedic Residents, Walter Reed Hand Fellows on:
a) Fractures of the Hand and Wrist
b) Ligament Injuries and Dislocations of the Hand
c) Benign Tumors of the Hand
22. 1996-2002. Annual Upper Extremity Moderator for the Johns Hopkins Medical School Anatomy Course
23. 1996. Directed Monthly Anatomy Lecture/Prosection at the Union Memorial Hand Center
24. 2002-Present. Union Memorial Fellows and Residents Lecture on Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
25. 8/15/03. Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release – Local Meeting – Lecture and Prosection
26. 6/04/04. Distal Radioulnar Joint and Triangular Fibrocartilage Injuries. Curtis National Hand Center, E. F. Shaw Lectureship in Hand Surgery
Hospital Privileges
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