Brian Vickaryous MD

Brian Vickaryous MD Drs. Brian K. Vickaryous, Robert J. Meuret and Ronald V. Hudanich, Orthopedic Surgery Specialists.

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.

08/25/2026

Healthcare can feel complicated. Your orthopedic care shouldn't.

Choosing a private orthopedic practice can mean more personalized attention, greater continuity of care and the opportunity to build a lasting relationship with the team treating you.

At Greater Orlando Orthopedic Group, you're more than an appointment on a busy schedule. Our physicians and care team take the time to get to know you, understand your goals and help guide you through every step of your orthopedic journey.

Because when it comes to your health, personalized care matters.

📍 East Orlando | Lake Mary | Oviedo

08/09/2026

Think hammertoes are just a cosmetic issue? Think again.

Hammertoes can cause pain, make walking uncomfortable, and even lead to corns, calluses, and balance issues if left untreated. The good news? In many cases, they can be prevented with simple habits like wearing properly fitting shoes, stretching your toes, and addressing foot pain early.

At GOOG, we believe healthy movement starts from the ground up. If foot pain is keeping you from your daily activities, don't ignore it—early treatment can help prevent more serious problems down the road.

👣 Your feet carry you through life. Take care of them!

08/05/2026

Your young athlete may love the game—but their body still needs time to recover.

As more student-athletes juggle school sports and club teams, experts are raising concerns about the physical toll of nearly year-round competition. Playing multiple matches each week with little recovery time can increase the risk of overuse injuries, fatigue, and burnout.

⚽ Recovery is part of training.

07/23/2026

Orthopedic surgery is changing—and for many patients, that's good news.

More joint replacements and orthopedic procedures are being performed in outpatient surgery centers, allowing eligible patients to recover in the comfort of their own homes the very same day.

Why the shift?
✔ Advances in minimally invasive surgical techniques
✔ Improved anesthesia and pain management
✔ Faster recovery protocols
✔ Lower risk of hospital-acquired infections for many patients
✔ A more personalized, patient-focused experience

At Greater Orlando Orthopedic Group, we're proud to offer outpatient orthopedic procedures for qualifying patients. Our team carefully evaluates each individual to determine the safest and most effective setting for their care.

Not every patient or procedure is appropriate for outpatient surgery, but for many, it can mean a smoother recovery and getting back to the activities they love sooner.

If joint pain is affecting your quality of life, talk with one of our orthopedic specialists about your treatment options—including whether outpatient surgery may be right for you.

07/18/2026

Considering knee replacement surgery but not sure what to expect?

Today's knee replacement procedures are designed to help relieve pain, restore mobility, and get patients back to the activities they enjoy. While every recovery is unique, understanding the process can help you feel more prepared and confident.

From preparing for surgery to physical therapy and returning to everyday life, knowing what lies ahead is an important part of a successful recovery.

If chronic knee pain is limiting your mobility and conservative treatments are no longer providing relief, talk with one of our orthopedic specialists to learn whether knee replacement may be right for you. Call us at (407) 977-4130.

07/13/2026

Strong ankles do more than support your feet—they help keep your entire body moving safely.

Whether you're walking, running, playing sports, or simply navigating everyday life, strong ankles improve balance, stability, and help reduce your risk of falls and injuries.

Try incorporating simple ankle-strengthening exercises into your routine, such as:
✔ Heel raises
✔ Toe raises
✔ Ankle circles
✔ Single-leg balance exercises
✔ Resistance band movements

A few minutes of strengthening today can help keep you active tomorrow.

If you're experiencing persistent ankle pain, instability, or repeated sprains, an orthopedic evaluation can help identify the cause and get you back on your feet.

07/06/2026

Shoulder pain that won't go away? It could be more than a strain.

A rotator cuff tear is one of the most common causes of shoulder pain, especially in adults over 40. While some tears happen suddenly after a fall or lifting something heavy, many develop gradually from years of everyday wear and tear.

Common signs include:
✔ Pain when lifting your arm
✔ Weakness in the shoulder
✔ Difficulty reaching overhead
✔ Pain that worsens at night or interrupts sleep

The good news? Not every rotator cuff tear requires surgery. Many patients find relief with physical therapy, activity modifications, medications, or injections. When surgery is needed, today's minimally invasive techniques can help restore function and get you back to the activities you enjoy.

If shoulder pain is limiting your daily life, don't ignore it. An evaluation by an orthopedic specialist can help determine the cause and the best treatment plan for you.


https://greaterorlandoorthopedicgroup.com/shoulders/

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07/04/2026

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06/30/2026

Maintaining muscle strength becomes even more important as we age.

The good news: staying active doesn't always require an intense workout. Gentle exercises—even ones that can be done from bed—may help improve mobility, maintain muscle tone, support balance, and make everyday activities easier.

Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or simply looking to stay active, consistent movement can play an important role in long-term musculoskeletal health.

Remember: it's never too late to start moving.

06/18/2026

New research suggests women using hormonal contraceptives before ACL reconstruction may face a higher risk of certain postoperative complications, including blood clots, knee stiffness, and ACL reinjury.

While more research is needed, the findings highlight the importance of discussing your complete medical history—including medications—with your orthopedic surgeon before surgery.

Every patient is different, and personalized surgical planning can help optimize outcomes and recovery.

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773 Stirling Center Place
Lake Mary, FL
32746

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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