Duration of Treatmentusually takes.1 to 2 hours.
Days of StayUsually two days in the hospital and 5 days outside the hospital.
AnesthesiaLocal General anaesthesia
CostOn Request
What is Hand and Wrist Surgery?
Hand and Wrist surgery is a surgical procedure performed to replace or treat the damaged parts of the joints, nerves, bones and connective tissue of the fingers, hands and wrists.
The most popular procedures include:
Hand and Wrist Surgery signs include:
Hand and Wrist surgery risk factor includes:-
To identify the diagnosis doctor advised to go for complete evolution - usually blood investigation, X-ray, (CT) scan or magnetic resonance (MRI) imaging. Before surgery, the surgeon and anaesthesia will guide you about the benefits and risk factor of Hand and Wrist surgery.
Step 1 – Anesthesia: Hand and Wrist surgery takes 1 to 2 hours depending upon the procedures by giving local or general anaesthesia to relieve pain.
Step 2 – The incision: The orthopaedic surgeon will do the procedures as per patient condition; by minimally invasive surgery the surgeon makes a very small incision on the side of the joint that needs to be operated by the help of arthroscope. The surgeon uses implant pins, plates, rods or screws to hold the bones in place to heal fast or a bone graft might be used. The orthopaedic surgeon monitors the accurate position of the implant with the help of x-ray or fluoroscopy.
Step 3 – Closing the incisions: The orthopaedic surgeon flaps the skin after the surgery with the help of Sutures, skin adhesives, tapes or clips that close the skin incisions.
The success rate depends on the patient, surgeon experience and quality of implant. In Hand and wrist surgery the success rate is very high and the risk factor is very low.
Duration of Treatmentusually takes.1 to 2 hours.
Days of StayUsually two days in the hospital and 5 days outside the hospital.
AnesthesiaLocal General anaesthesia
CostOn Request
What is Hand and Wrist Surgery?
Hand and Wrist surgery is a surgical procedure performed to replace or treat the damaged parts of the joints, nerves, bones and connective tissue of the fingers, hands and wrists.
The most popular procedures include:
Hand and Wrist Surgery signs include:
Hand and Wrist surgery risk factor includes:-
To identify the diagnosis doctor advised to go for complete evolution - usually blood investigation, X-ray, (CT) scan or magnetic resonance (MRI) imaging. Before surgery, the surgeon and anaesthesia will guide you about the benefits and risk factor of Hand and Wrist surgery.
Step 1 – Anesthesia: Hand and Wrist surgery takes 1 to 2 hours depending upon the procedures by giving local or general anaesthesia to relieve pain.
Step 2 – The incision: The orthopaedic surgeon will do the procedures as per patient condition; by minimally invasive surgery the surgeon makes a very small incision on the side of the joint that needs to be operated by the help of arthroscope. The surgeon uses implant pins, plates, rods or screws to hold the bones in place to heal fast or a bone graft might be used. The orthopaedic surgeon monitors the accurate position of the implant with the help of x-ray or fluoroscopy.
Step 3 – Closing the incisions: The orthopaedic surgeon flaps the skin after the surgery with the help of Sutures, skin adhesives, tapes or clips that close the skin incisions.
The success rate depends on the patient, surgeon experience and quality of implant. In Hand and wrist surgery the success rate is very high and the risk factor is very low.