Dr. Brian Vickaryous provides Excellence in the Treatment of Orthopedic Sports Medicine, Trauma and Joint Replacement Surgeries. Vickaryous, MD, has performed over 18,000 surgeries, taking care of every injury to the orthopedic system except spinal cases. Having been the referral experts for the greater Orlando community for 13 years, with local surgeons sending their worst cases. Recently, Dr. Vi
ckaryous served as Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at AdventHealth. Vickaryous, M.D., is one of the few orthopedic surgeons that perform Hip arthroscopy and preservation in the Greater Orlando area. Dr. Vickaryous has been on multiple panels discussing orthopedic injuries giving lectures at National Meetings including at the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons AAOS, online, as well as holding important committee positions in the Central Florida orthopedic community. He is adept at using biologics, PRP platelet rich plasma and autologous (a person's own) stem cells during the procedures to augment the healing response and increase the likelihood of a successful procedure. Brian Vickaryous, M.D., has been a team physician for several local high school teams, as well as the Orlando Solar Bears Hockey team. Dr. Brian Vickaryous was also one of the first Stryker® Mako™ Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgeons in Central Florida and the United States, having performed joint replacement surgery with the robotic-arm assisted system on the hip and knee since 2011. Dr. Vickaryous has more experience with shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and lower limb surgery than other specialists in his area, pioneering many of the techniques that get patients back in the game sooner. He is at the forefront of cartilage restoration of the hip, knee, and other joints to decrease pain and avoid the chance of an arthroplasty/joint replacement. Vickaryous, MD, is an Orthopedic Surgery Specialist, board-certified orthopedic surgeon, subspecialty trained and board-certified in Sports Medicine. Accepting New Patients (407) 977-4130
Dr. Vickaryous is one of the surgeons that treated the Pulse victims; to-date he still treats some of them when they are in need of an orthopedic surgeon.
