Hand surgery and microsurgery

The hands are one of the most complex and functional structures of the human body. Any alteration can significantly affect the patient's autonomy and quality of life. As a specialist in hand surgery, trained in high-level centres in Germany, I offer a precise and personalised approach to the treatment of these pathologies.

I deal on a regular basis common pathologies as the carpal tunnel syndrome, the rhizarthrosis of the thumb, the spring fingers, the tenosynovitis, the tendon or nerve injuries and the synovial cysts. These interventions are performed using safe techniques, often on an outpatient basis and are minimally invasive, allowing for rapid functional recovery.

I also address complex cases requiring experience in microsurgery, as the carpal instabilities, pseudoarthrosis, bone necrosis, or more advanced procedures such as the nerve reconstruction and the finger reattachment after severe trauma. In these cases, the aim is to preserve function as much as possible and to restore as much mobility as possible with a technical and humane approach.

Pathologies treated in hand surgery and microsurgery:

• Carpal tunnel syndrome

• Rhizarthrosis of the thumb

• Spring-loaded fingers

• Quervain's tenosynovitis

• Tendon or nerve injuries

• Synovial cysts

• Scapholunate or lunopyramidal instability

• Pseudarthrosis of scaphoid or other carpal bones

• bone necrosis (e.g. Kienböck's disease)

• Digital reimplants

• Complex microsurgical repairs