Hand Surgery is a surgical specialty that helps to preserve the unique functions of hands from being lost to disease and injury, and to restore those that have already been lost. Hand injuries and rheumatic diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, damage the structures in the hand. Our hands are incredibly complex instruments, essential for countless daily activities. When injuries or diseases impair hand function, it can significantly impact a person's quality of life.
Other conditions include fractures, tendon and nerve injuries, arthritis and nerve entrapments,
Treatments can be surgical and non-surgical care and includes therapy. Surgical procedures include congenital upper limb deformity correction and reconstruction, joint replacement and reconstruction in the upper limb, management of fractures in the upper limb, microsurgery, peripheral nerve surgery, restoring function to paralysed upper limbs, small joint arthroscopy and soft tissue and bone reconstructive surgery in cases of trauma, tumor and infection.
Surgical procedures involve repairing damaged tendons, nerves, or bones, as well as reconstructing joints due to injury or degeneration. Non-surgical treatments include physical therapy, medication, and bracing.
Our dedicated teams of experienced multidisciplinary specialists and healthcare professionals work together to provide treatment plans tailored to the needs of our patients on their recovery journey.
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