Dr. Stephen Troum, M.D., grew up in North Carolina where he attended medical school at Wake Forest University after graduating college from Emory University in Atlanta. He completed a residency in general surgery at Mercer University and then returned to Wake Forest for an orthopedic fellowship in Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery.
Dr. Stephen Troum, M.D., grew up in North Carolina where he attended medical school at Wake Forest University after graduating college from Emory University in Atlanta. He completed a residency in general surgery at Mercer University and then returned to Wake Forest for an orthopedic fellowship in Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery.
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Best ever!
(3 days ago)
Mar-2026
Great and honest man
(1 week ago)
Mar-2026
He listened to my explanation of my symptoms. He was attentive, kind and truly cared about what needed to be done for my ailment. His treatment was exactly what needed to be accomplished. Great Doctor.
(1 month ago)
Mar-2026
Explained everything
(1 month ago)
Feb-2026
Very pleased with the results.
(1 month ago)
Feb-2026
Explained everything to me, provided additional details &made me feel comfortable!
(2 months ago)
Jan-2026
Good to see Dr Troum again. His demeanor today and plan going forward really put me at ease.
(2 months ago)
Jan-2026
Always great treatment and attention from the phone answering folks to the check in gals, nurses, x-ray tech and of course Dr.Troum. He talks to us in language we can understand and if we need more questions answered he does so graciously. Thank you, Sorry I don’t remember staff names.
(2 months ago)
Jan-2026
They didn’t take my insurance, I’m on Medicare ??
(3 months ago)
Dec-2025
He cares, he listens, he involves the patient actively in treatment decisions and is a phenomenal surgeon.
(3 months ago)
Dec-2025
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Southlake
731 E. Southlake Blvd Suite 120 Southlake, TX 76092
Dr. Stephen Troum, M.D., grew up in North Carolina where he attended medical school at Wake Forest University after graduating college from Emory University in Atlanta. He completed a residency in general surgery at Mercer University and then returned to Wake Forest for an orthopedic fellowship in Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery. Dr. Troum is board certified in Surgery of the Hand by the American Board of Surgery and is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) as well as a member of the prestigious American Society for Surgery of the Hand (ASSH).
Dr. Troum has been practicing exclusively hand and upper extremity surgery for over 20 years and has been in the Dallas-Ft Worth community since 2000. He has published many journal articles and book chapters on topics including arthroscopy, vascular disease, hand infections, tumors, replantation, and various subjects in general surgery. He remains academically active as a consulting reviewer for the Journal of Hand Surgery and has appeared as a medical expert in the national media including the Wall Street Journal and New York Times. Dr. Troum was also recognized by the Texas State Legislature when he received an honorary commission as Surgeon general of Texas in 2004.
Best ever!
Great and honest man
He listened to my explanation of my symptoms. He was attentive, kind and truly cared about what needed to be done for my ailment. His treatment was exactly what needed to be accomplished. Great Doctor.
Explained everything
Very pleased with the results.
Explained everything to me, provided additional details &made me feel comfortable!
Good to see Dr Troum again. His demeanor today and plan going forward really put me at ease.
Always great treatment and attention from the phone answering folks to the check in gals, nurses, x-ray tech and of course Dr.Troum. He talks to us in language we can understand and if we need more questions answered he does so graciously. Thank you, Sorry I don’t remember staff names.
They didn’t take my insurance, I’m on Medicare ??
He cares, he listens, he involves the patient actively in treatment decisions and is a phenomenal surgeon.