Treatment for the conditions affecting your Wrist and Hand, from Scaphoid fractures, Distal Radius fractures,nerve and tendon injuries.
congenital hand problems, Hand and bone infections, Hand and wrist tumors. For the consultation of all type of Conditions affecting your wrist and Hand, these may include fractures like lower end radius, scaphoid, wrist dislocations, Peripheral nerve injuries, Brachial Plexus injuries, Tendon injuries of the Hand, congenital Hand conditions like Radial Club Hand, joined or short or deformed fingers and hand bones, deformities of trauma etc
02/11/2025
Do not fall victim to excessive idealism and believe that telling the truth will bring you closer to people. People love and reward those who can soothe them with illusions. Since ancient times, humanity has only punished those who speak the truth. If you want to stay among people, share their illusions. The truth is spoken only by those who are ready to depart.
Friedrich Nietzsche
02/11/2025
Treating late presenting lateral condyle with deformity has always been a challenge, These cases have a rotated non united lateral condyle and instability, and are an indication in young age group due to possibility of further damage to the ulnar nerve and elbow. Recreation of the lateral column with graft can be gratifying in this age group if done judiciously. Presented here is one such case
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19/06/2025
a simple and easy method to treat displace fractures of fifth metacarpal neck.
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Hand Surgery is surgery of the hand, the wrist and the peripheral nerves of the upper limb. It also encompasses reconstructive surgery that improves upper limb function.
Many disorders and injuries of the hand are treated without surgery, using splints, taping, injections and hand physiotherapy.
A typical hand surgery operation is performed as a day-case under a regional anaesthetic (injected in the armpit or above the shoulder, to numb the entire arm); the patient is awake or lightly sedated, according to preference. General anaesthesia and/or overnight stay in hospital are unusual but are required for some operations on the hand, such as in children or when surgery is prolonged. A few operations can be performed under local anaesthesia (injected beneath the skin at the site of surgery).
The surgeon uses fine instruments to handle the delicate structures in the hand, and may use magnifying glasses (loupes) or an operating microscope for repair of the small nerves and arteries in the hand.
Post-operative treatment by a hand therapist is essential for optimal recovery after some types of hand surgery.