Precision Care for Restoring Mobility, Grip, and Fine Motor Function
Our hands are our primary tools for interacting with the world, making any injury, deformity, or chronic condition life-altering. Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery is a dedicated sub-specialty addressing complex issues affecting the hand, wrist, forearm, and elbow. Combining elements of orthopedic, plastic, and microscopic surgery, this discipline focuses on repairing delicate tendons, complex joints, and intricate nerve networks to restore strength and manual dexterity.
Emergency microscopic reattachment of completely severed fingers, thumbs, or entire hands, alongside repair of crushed bones and soft tissue.
Treating acute lacerations, such as flexor or extensor tendon cuts, and chronic sports injuries like TFCC tears or skier's thumb.
Resolving painful nerve compressions such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (median nerve) and Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (ulnar nerve), as well as direct micro-stitching of severed nerves.
Managing arthritis of the thumb and wrist, Dupuytren’s contracture, trigger finger, and ganglion cysts.
Utilizing a combination of local anesthesia and epinephrine, allowing patients to remain fully awake during surgery. This enables surgeons to check active tendon movement and finger flexion during the procedure for optimal outcomes.
Minimally invasive keyhole surgery using tiny cameras to diagnose and treat internal wrist joint ligament tears without large incisions.
Early, precise surgical intervention coupled with specialized hand therapy ensures optimal recovery. Patients significantly regain grip strength, preserve fine motor coordination, achieve relief from chronic neurological pain, and successfully return to work, hobbies, and daily tasks.
Consult our specialist for advanced hand surgery and restore strength, movement, and function.
