Eric H. Williams MD With The Dellon Institute

Eric H. Williams MD With The Dellon Institute Our Baltimore surgical practice is committed to treating those who suffer from peripheral nerve injuries, entrapments, chronic pain or dysfunction.

Dr. Williams is board certified in General Surgery as well as Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. After his fellowship, Dr. Williams was employed by The Dellon Institute for Peripheral Nerve Surgery for two additional years, until he became a full partner at The Dellon Institute in Baltimore, Maryland in 2010 dedicating the majority of his time to caring for the nerve injured patient.

04/03/2026

For 4 years, she was told it was plantar fasciitis.

It wasn’t.

After seeing Dr. Eric Williams and undergoing nerve release surgery, her life changed completely.

Now she’s pain-free—and pursuing her dream career.

👉 Chronic foot pain may be nerve-related.

Still in pain? Don’t settle for the wrong diagnosis.

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👉 Real answers. Real relief.







03/19/2026

Chronic knee pain isn’t always a joint problem.

This patient struggled with constant knee pain, difficulty standing, climbing stairs, and nerve pain radiating from the knee to the top of the foot.

After surgery with Dr. Eric Williams—including partial knee denervation and common peroneal nerve decompression—everything changed.

Just 2.5 months later:
✔️ 80% reduction in knee pain
✔️ Walking stairs again
✔️ Standing from chairs without pain
✔️ Nerve pain from knee to foot — gone

Many patients with chronic knee pain are actually dealing with nerve compression or entrapment, which is often missed.

📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
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If your knee pain burns, radiates, or hasn’t improved with traditional treatments—this could be why.















03/14/2026

For years, this patient struggled with constant knee pain and nerve pain running from his knee down to the top of his foot.

Simple things like standing up from a chair, climbing stairs, or kneeling were extremely painful.

Dr. Eric Williams, peripheral nerve surgeon, performed partial knee denervation along with common peroneal nerve decompression to treat the nerve pain.

Just 2½ months after surgery, the results are remarkable:

✔️ 80% improvement in knee pain
✔️ Able to walk stairs again
✔️ Can stand up from chairs without pain
✔️ Nerve pain from knee to foot completely gone

Peripheral nerve surgery can help patients whose pain is caused by nerve compression or nerve entrapment, conditions that are often missed in traditional orthopedic evaluations.

If you suffer from chronic knee pain, burning knee pain, or nerve pain running down the leg, evaluation by a peripheral nerve surgeon may help.

📞 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
410-709-3868

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02/16/2026

Dr. Donna Jordan lived with severe, immobilizing burning thigh pain caused by Meralgia Paresthetica, a condition involving the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.

Simple activities like walking through the grocery store triggered intense pain within minutes.

After evaluation by pain-focused peripheral nerve surgeon Dr. Eric Williams, she underwent LFCN neurectomy (nerve removal) — and today she is pain free.

If you have persistent burning, tingling, or hypersensitivity in the outer thigh, it may be nerve related.

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02/12/2026

She couldn’t even walk through the grocery store without burning thigh pain.

Now she’s pain-free after Meralgia Paresthetica surgery.

As a physician herself, she knew something wasn’t right — and found answers with Dr. Eric Williams.

Burning outer thigh pain? It may be nerve compression.

📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center

01/30/2026

After 2 months, ankle pain is gone! This person noticed a complete end to the pain and numbness. Regained sensation and confidence walking. Strength is building back up. "Would you consider this a success?" Definitely!

01/27/2026

She had sharp ankle pain, numbness, and trouble lifting her foot. Multiple doctors. No answers.

Dr. Eric H. Williams found the real problem — a pinched peroneal nerve at the knee and top of the foot.

Just 2 months after nerve decompression surgery:
✔️ Pain gone
✔️ Sensation returning
✔️ Walking with confidence again

If you’ve been told “nothing is wrong” but your foot or ankle still hurts, this may be nerve compression.

12/22/2025

Julie lived with Morton’s neuroma pain for 40 years — electric shocks, burning foot pain, cramps, and shoes she could only tolerate for minutes at a time.

After two surgeries with Dr. Eric H. Williams, everything changed.

✨ Wearing heels
✨ Dancing for hours
✨ Living pain-free

Her advice to others:
“Don’t wait 40 years. This can be fixed.”

🩺 Dr. Eric H. Williams
📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
👣 Pain-Focused Peripheral Nerve Surgery

12/19/2025

Julie lived with Morton’s neuroma pain for 40 years — electric shocks, burning foot pain, cramps, and shoes she could only tolerate for minutes at a time.

After two surgeries with Dr. Eric H. Williams, everything changed.

✨ Wearing heels
✨ Dancing for hours
✨ Living pain-free

Her advice to others:
“Don’t wait 40 years. This can be fixed.”

🩺 Dr. Eric H. Williams
📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
👣 Pain-Focused Peripheral Nerve Surgery

11/24/2025

After years of burning calf pain, foot numbness, CRPS symptoms, and a failed tarsal tunnel surgery, this patient found relief through proximal tibial nerve release with Dr. Eric H. Williams.

✅ Walking increased from 0.1 miles → 2.2 miles
✅ No calf or knee pain
✅ CRPS symptoms greatly improved
✅ Wearing normal shoes again
✅ No more compression socks or pain creams

If your pain didn’t improve after tarsal tunnel surgery, the real problem may be higher — at the proximal tibial nerve.

📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
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11/18/2025

Two months after proximal tibial nerve release with Dr. Eric Williams, this patient is experiencing major improvements after years of calf and foot pain — even after a previous tarsal tunnel release elsewhere failed.

Before surgery, he suffered from severe calf stiffness, sharp “bee sting” pain, swelling sensations behind the knee, nerve pain from simple pressure, and CRPS so intense he could only wear compression socks and one pair of shoes.

Today, he’s walking more than 2 miles, has eliminated calf and knee pain, no longer needs compression socks, and can wear normal shoes and sandals again. His CRPS symptoms have significantly improved — a life-changing transformation.

📍 Dr. Eric H. Williams
Pain-Focused Peripheral Nerve Surgeon
Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
🌐 www.baltimoreperipheralnervepain.com

10/27/2025

A young volleyball player suffered from sharp shocks, numbness, and burning nerve pain in her knee and leg — making it impossible to walk or play.

✨ Just 7 weeks after advanced peripheral nerve surgery, she reports 95% pain relief and is getting back to the sport and activities she loves.

If you or a loved one struggle with unresolved knee pain, leg pain, or nerve damage after injury or surgery, there is hope.

🩺 Dr. Eric H. Williams – Pain-Focused Peripheral Nerve Surgeon
📍 Baltimore Peripheral Nerve Pain Center
🌐 www.baltimoreperipheralnervepain.com

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Dr. Williams is board certified in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery with the American Board of Plastic Surgeons. After his fellowship, Dr. Williams was employed by The Dellon Institute for Peripheral Nerve Surgery for two additional years, until he became a full partner at The Dellon Institute in Baltimore, Maryland in 2010 dedicating the majority of his time to caring for the nerve injured patient. His focus since 2007 has been centered on the surgical care and rehabilitation of lower extremity and upper extremity complex peripheral nerve syndromes with an emphasis in nerve injury, entrapment, and chronic regional pain syndromes, and diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Other areas of interest and expertise include groin pain, knee pain after knee replacement, intercostal nerve injury, and migraine headaches. He has independently developed procedures to improve the sensation, pain, and muscle function in the lower extremity, and has been part of a team that has helped describe many other advancements in peripheral nerve surgery and peripheral nerve imaging. He has written and is a co-author on many publications in the field. While working in private practice, he is an Assistant Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Johns Hopkins University Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland, and works closely with the Musculoskeletal Radiology Division to help improve the diagnostic capabilities of Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the peripheral nerve (MR Neurography).

Services Dr. Williams Provides


  • Nerve Decompression

  • Nerve Reconstruction