Hand Surgery in India

The field of study dealing with hand surgery involves both surgical and non-surgical treatment of problems related to the heart. The different cases which lead to hand surgery are

Muscle Paralysis - it is the complete loss of muscle function and often affects a local area

Dupuytren's Disease - certain portions of the hand may become dimpled and curvy which is a result of formation of scar tissue beneath the skin which later accumulates in a tissue. Often a hand surgery rectifies such a condition.

Soft Tissue Injuries - damage of ligaments, tendons and muscles due to day-to-day activity results in sprains and other serious injuries. Surgical methods are used to cure such injuries.

Bone Joint Injuries - Joint injuries are very painful and depending on the condition of the patient the orthopedic suggests treatment. Hospitals offer exceptional faculty with regard to the treatment of bone joint injuries.

Nerve Compression - Nerve compression often leads to poor blood supply and swelling.

Brachial Plexus - Nerve fibres or plexus runs through the neck into the arm. Formation of lesions on the plexus leads to serious functional disorders.

Tetraplegia -It is a condition where the patient experiences paralysis. It is caused by damage to the brain or spinal cord.

Tumors - Swelling of a particular location is called tumors. Tumors are malignant and non-malignant.

Rheumatoid Arthritis - The condition makes the immune system attack the joints. This often requires surgery.

Facilities

Hospital's Orthopedic Department provides modern facilities with regard to treatment of the musculoskeletal system. It is well equipped with modern machines and instruments. Specializes in complicated joint replacements, microsurgeries, hand surgeries, deformity correction and minimally invasive surgeries.

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