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Our hands and arms are vital to almost everything we do. From simple tasks like holding a cup of tea to more complex activities such as typing, lifting or creating, our hands are essential to our quality of life. When injury or pain affects these parts of the body, it can significantly disturb our lives. This is where hand and upper limb surgery comes in, specialising in diagnosing, treating, and treating conditions of the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. This addresses issues such as fractures, tender injuries, arthritis and nerve compressions. These advanced surgical techniques help patients regain strength, mobility and quality of life after injuries or degenerative conditions.
At Manipal Hospitals, we bring together an experienced multi-disciplinary team of surgeons and specialists who focus on delivering comprehensive care for hand and upper limb conditions. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that patients receive a personalised treatment plan, from diagnosis through to recovery. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a patient-centric philosophy, we offer both surgical and non-surgical options tailored to the individual's needs. Our team is committed to providing minimally invasive techniques wherever possible to promote faster recovery and less downtime.
Consult the surgeons at our Hand and Upper Limb Surgery Hospital in India if you need hand and limb-related surgeries.
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Before your surgery, it’s important to understand the procedure and ensure your body is in optimal condition. This phase includes medical consultations, tests and lifestyle or medication adjustments to reduce any risks and prepare for a successful outcome:
Pre Surgery
Consult with your surgeon: Discuss your medical history, current symptoms, and any concerns you may have.
Pre-operative tests: Your surgeon may recommend pre-operative tests, such as blood tests or imaging studies.
Medication adjustments: You may need to adjust your medications before surgery.
Fasting: You will likely be asked to fast before surgery.
During Surgery
Surgeries are conducted with precision and care, under the guidance of experienced specialists. From the administration of anaesthesia to continuous monitoring, every step is designed to ensure the patient safety and address the underlying issues effectively:
Anaesthesia: You will be given anaesthesia to ensure you are comfortable during the procedure.
Surgical procedure: Your surgeon will perform the necessary surgical procedure to address your hand or upper limb condition.
Monitoring: You will be closely monitored throughout the surgery.
Post-Surgery Care
Recovery begins as soon as the surgery ends, focusing on healing and restoring movement. This involves not only wound care and pain management but also tailored rehabilitation to help you return the daily activities:
Hospital stay: The length of your hospital stay will depend on the type of surgery and your overall health.
Wound care: Proper wound care is essential for healing.
Pain management: You will be given pain medication to manage any discomfort.
Physiotherapy: Physiotherapy will help you regain strength, range of motion, and function.
Follow-up appointments: Regular follow-up appointments with your surgeon are important to monitor your progress.
Hand and arm surgery offers significant benefits for those suffering from injuries or conditions affecting the hand, wrist, elbow or shoulder. Whether it’s from trauma, arthritis or nerve compressions, these surgical interventions can help restore mobility, relieve pain and improve overall functionality. Below are some key advantages of undergoing hand and arm surgery:
Improved function: Surgery can restore or improve hand and upper limb function, allowing you to perform daily activities more easily.
Pain relief: Surgery can alleviate pain caused by conditions such as arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome.
Enhanced quality of life: By addressing hand and upper limb problems, surgery can significantly improve your overall quality of life.
Prevention of further damage: In many cases, timely surgery can prevent conditions like arthritis or nerve compressions.
Restore Strength and dexterity: For individuals who have lost strength or fine motor skills, surgery can help restore these critical abilities. It helps to make everyday tasks more manageable.
