Dilia Rangel MolinaOrthopedics
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Success case: Open reduction and internal fixation of Galeazzi fracture-dislocation
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I am Dr. Dilia Elvira Rangel Molina, a surgeon with more than 6 years of experience in orthopedics and traumatology. I graduated as a medical surgeon from Universidad Javeriana in 2001 and, after completing a Master’s in Biomedical Sciences at Universidad de los Andes in 2011, I specialized in orthopedics and traumatology at Universidad del Rosario in 2020. In addition, I have enriched my training with a subspecialty in hand surgery, completing a prestigious observership at the Institut de la Main in Paris, France. I have worked in several renowned medical centers such as Fundación Santa Fe, Hospital San Vicente de Paul, Hospital Pablo Tobón Uribe, and Hospital Méderi. As an active member of the Sociedad Colombiana de Ortopedia y Traumatología, I am committed to providing my patients with comprehensive, high-quality care in Bogotá D.C. I am here to help improve your bone and joint health with a human and professional approach.
The hand is the part of the body we use the most without thinking — until the day it hurts. Tying a shoelace, opening a jar, carrying a child. When that link fails, it’s not just a finger that’s lost: autonomy is lost. My work doesn’t start in the operating room; it starts with understanding exactly what is happening to you. Because not every painful hand needs surgery, and not every surgery solves the problem.
That difference is what separates a well-executed intervention from a well-thought-out treatment. I trained in hand surgery with the discipline of someone learning a fine craft: layer by layer, from Bogotá to the Institut de la Main in Paris. That precision is not technical presumption; it is respect for what your hand means for your everyday life. If you came here carrying pain, limitation, or the fear of losing something you took for granted — this is a good place to begin understanding.
Dr. Dilia Rangel Molina, an orthopedic specialist with six years of experience, is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of various hand conditions, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, fractures, tendinitis, and arthritis. We offer in-person orthopedic consultations and virtual guidance to facilitate access to specialized care. During the assessment, we perform a thorough evaluation that includes mobility testing and imaging diagnosis when necessary. Treatments may range from medical management, such as physical therapy and medication, to orthopedic and surgical interventions when required.
In our clinic located in Bogotá D.C., we use cutting-edge technology to ensure effective, personalized treatment, always prioritizing the patient’s well-being. Contact us to schedule your consultation and begin your path toward recovery.
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What is the most requested procedure in Dr. Dilia Rangel Molina’s practice?
Among non-traumatic conditions, the most requested procedure is open decompression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel. Among traumatic conditions, the most requested procedure is open reduction with fixation of distal radius fractures.
What makes Dra. Dilia Rangel Molina different within her specialty?
Because I combine surgical experience in highly complex cases with a modern approach to functional recovery. I don’t just focus on solving the current problem, but on giving you digital and biological tools so that your joints stay healthy in the long term. My goal is for you to regain your autonomy with the minimum necessary intervention."
What is the estimated recovery time for the most common treatments performed by Dr. Dilia Rangel Molina?
Surgical conditions may require between one and two months of recovery.