Hand, Elbow, and Microsurgery Unit

Post-traumatic Arthritis: Resulting from injuries.
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Due to inflammatory conditions.

Specialists in hand, wrist, elbow, microsurgery, minimally invasive surgery, sports medicine, and congenital/child hand conditions.

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Hand

Surgery of the upper limb is a complex discipline that addresses pain, functional loss, delicate anatomy, and intricate biomechanics. This complexity necessitates extensive, specialized training for hand surgeons, surpassing the standard residency programs. It requires expertise in several areas, including orthopedic surgery, plastic surgery, vascular surgery, and neurosurgery.

The hand is an anatomically vital structure composed of 27 bones, serving as an essential tool for our personal, social, and professional development.

Arguably the most intricate part of the musculoskeletal system, the hand enables artists to express their finesse while allowing athletes to demonstrate their strength.

Due to its extensive use and exposure, hand pathologies are exceedingly common.

A hand injury or illness transcends mere physical pain; it often brings a profound sense of loss and limitation, affecting every aspect of daily life.

Prompt and accurate diagnosis, personalized treatment, and offering the best therapeutic alternatives are imperative to enable patients to resume their activities as quickly as possible. Listening to patients and explaining their condition and treatment plan are fundamental pillars for achieving successful outcomes and establishing a strong doctor-patient relationship.