Hand Surgery

Complex Finger Trauma Reconstruction focuses on preserving remaining length, restoring functional sensation, and durable soft tissue coverage.Patient was treated with a groin flap and multiple flap thinning procedure.After surgery, patients benefit from optimized digit length, improved grip function, and minimized long-term impairment.

Digit Trauma Reconstruction focuses on preserving function, minimizing pain, and providing the best aesthetic outcome. Before treatment, patients face acute pain, significant loss of grip stability, and potential lifelong impairment. After surgery, patients benefit from successful wound healing, restored hand contour, and maximized long-term hand function

Multiple Digit Trauma Reconstruction focuses on preserving maximum finger length, repairing complex structures, and maximizing overall hand function Life long impairment. Patient had not brought the distal segment to try for a reimplant and hence by newer modality the bone, nailbed length was preserved as a graft and over it a local flap (GRF) was given to give the child the length, also understanding the would grow with her age.After surgery, patients benefit from stable, functional fingertips and minimized long-term impairment for gripping and fine motor tasks

In electric burns the restoration of multiple finger reconstruction focus on preserving maximum length and to cover the vital structures and thereby preserving the function of the finger. Here the patients finger were resurfaced with flap taken from abdomen. After surgery, patients benefit from improved finger mobility and restored ability to perform daily tasks

Massive soft tissue and composite tissue loss involving the entire dorsum of the hand and the proximal phalanges of multiple fingers, consistent with a severe crush or avulsion trauma. The wound bed is a large area of exposed, raw tissue, with remnants of bone or joint visible, was constructed using a designed abdomen flap.

Post-traumatic amputation stump (forearm ) with a large open wound at the distal end. The wound bed is filled with bright red, vascularized tissue (granulation tissue or the flap tissue itself)was covered with flap cover to give adequate length to accommodate prosthesis supporting on the elbow to achieve additional function of the elbow as well.

Post burns contracture is a very common entity which can be observed when people mis treat the initial state of injury, here he have released the contracture and where they vital structures is adequately covered with soft tissue a simple thin skin graft sufficiently does the job give better cosmesis and a very good hand function.

Contracture Release and Reconstruction focuses on restoring the range of motion, alleviating tension, and providing supple skin coverage to a scarred area. Before treatment, patients face severe functional limitations, fixed joint deformities, and chronic discomfort due to tight, non-yielding scar tissue. After surgery, patients benefit from improved limb or digit mobility, reduced risk of secondary joint stiffness, and a significant restoration of daily functional capacity.