Why Choose Dr. Brutus
+10,000 interventions
Dr. Brutus is a seasoned private surgeon with more than 10,000 performed operations.
Carpal Tunnel Expert
Dr. Brutus is the go to expert in endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery in Canada.
Private Hand Surgeon
Dr. Brutus is one of the rare private hand surgeons in Canada.
Exceptional Results
Dr. Brutus maintains a consistent 98% success rate for all his operations.
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Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus
Minimally Invasive Hand Surgeon, Founder of Exception MD, Author,
and Philanthropist
Dr. Brutus was born in Belgium and graduated from medical school in Brussels in 1995. He developed a passion for hand surgery and completed his residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery in Brussels before training for a year at the city’s most prestigious private hand surgery center. He then completed a 12-month fellowship in hand and upper extremity surgery at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York, as well as a 3-month…
Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus
Minimally Invasive Hand Surgeon, Founder of Exception MD, Author,
and Philanthropist
Dr. Brutus was born in Belgium and graduated from medical school in Brussels in 1995. He developed a passion for hand surgery and completed his residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery in Brussels before training for a year at the city’s most prestigious private hand surgery center. He then completed a 12-month fellowship in hand and upper extremity surgery at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York, as well as a 3-month…
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How to ease your carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms? How to recognize trigger finger? What should you bring the day of your surgery?
By Jean Paul Brutus MD
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Practical medical guides
Dr. Brutus offers a series of publications on a variety of health topics. Written in a clear and simple language, in collaboration with experts of various fields, these books are offered free of charge in downloadable version.
By Jean Paul Brutus MD and Nathalie Brisebois
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Can Diet Affect Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
The causes of carpal tunnel syndrome are numerous and varied. They include repetitive movements, genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, wrist injuries and other medical conditions such as diabetes and arthritis. Although their role is not fully understood, these...
Can Trigger Finger Heal on Its Own?
A “trigger finger” also known as ‘stenosing tenosynovitis,’ is a common and painful hand affliction that can interfere with everyday activities. It can affect any finger, but is most frequent in the thumb or ring finger. Some patients experience multiple “trigger...
What Happens if Carpal Tunnel is Left Untreated?
Carpal Tunnel is caused by pressure on the median nerve. Over time as the pressure increases, patients may experience discomfort in their wrist, hand and fingers, which impacts their daily life. Oftentimes in the early stages, carpal tunnel is overlooked as fatigue or...
Secrets and Lies from the Operating Room
Everything you’ve always wanted to know about the world of surgeons! In Secrets and Lies from The Operating Room, Dr. Brutus pulls back the curtain and shares personal and poignant stories, humor and trivia as well as tips for both patients and surgeons alike on how to connect with each other—not as the next operation but as fellow human beings.
