Hand Surgery

1. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

   • Condition: Compression of the median nerve in the wrist, leading to pain, numbness, and weakness.
   • Surgical Option: Carpal tunnel release surgery.

2. Trigger Finger

   • Condition: A condition in which a finger gets stuck in a bent position and then snaps straight.
   • Surgical Option: Trigger finger release surgery.

3. Dupuytren’s Contracture

   • Condition: Thickening of the tissue in the palm leading to bent fingers.
   • Surgical Option: Fasciotomy or fasciectomy.

4. Arthritis

   • Condition: Degeneration of the joints in the hand, causing pain and stiffness.
   • Surgical Option: Joint fusion or joint replacement.

5. Fractures and Dislocations

   • Condition: Broken or dislocated bones in the hand or wrist.
   • Surgical Option: Internal fixation with pins, screws, or plates.

6. Tendon Injuries

   • Condition: Injuries to the tendons in the hand or wrist.
   • Surgical Option: Tendon repair surgery.

7. Nerve Injuries

   • Condition: Damage to the nerves in the hand or wrist.
   • Surgical Option: Nerve repair or grafting.

Types of Hand Surgery

1. Minimally Invasive Surgery

   • Procedure: Techniques that involve smaller incisions and less tissue damage.
   • Benefits: Reduced pain, quicker recovery, and minimal scarring.

2. Open Surgery

   • Procedure: Traditional surgical techniques with larger incisions.
   • Benefits: Allows for a more comprehensive view and access to complex structures.

3. Microsurgery

   • Procedure: Surgery performed under a microscope to repair tiny structures like nerves and blood vessels.
   • Benefits: Precision in repairing delicate structures, improving outcomes.

4. Reconstructive Surgery

   • Procedure: Procedures to rebuild and restore function after injury or disease.
   • Benefits: Restores both function and appearance of the hand.