Hand & Microsurgery

Our team specializes in repairing hand injuries, tendon repairs, and reimplantation of amputated parts through advanced microsurgery. These procedures restore fine motor function and daily activities.

Frequently Asked Question's

What is hand microsurgery?

Hand microsurgery uses specialised surgical techniques and magnification to treat delicate structures in the hand, wrist, and fingers, including tiny blood vessels and nerves. It may be used for complex injuries, reconstruction, or conditions requiring precise repair.

When is hand microsurgery recommended?

Hand microsurgery may be considered for severe hand injuries involving nerves, blood vessels, tendons, or damaged tissue. It can also be used for selected reconstructive procedures when conventional treatment may not provide the required result.

Can damaged nerves in the hand be repaired through microsurgery?

In selected cases, microsurgical techniques can be used to repair or reconstruct damaged nerves. The expected recovery depends on factors such as the extent and location of the nerve injury and how soon appropriate treatment is provided.

Can hand microsurgery help after an accident or traumatic injury?

Yes. Microsurgical techniques can play an important role in treating complex hand and finger injuries caused by accidents, cuts, crush injuries, or other trauma. Treatment is planned according to the damaged structures and severity of the injury.

What is recovery like after hand microsurgery?

Recovery depends on the type and extent of the surgery. Patients may require wound care, restricted use of the hand, splinting, and hand physiotherapy to gradually restore movement, strength, and function. Regular follow-up helps monitor healing and recovery.