Hand surgery focuses on conditions affecting the hand, wrist and fingers, whether caused by injury or degeneration. In particular, it covers:

Traumatic conditions: fractures, dislocations, and injuries to the tendons, nerves or ligaments of the hand and wrist.

Degenerative and chronic conditions: osteoarthritis, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger.

Congenital malformations: conditions present from birth, such as extra fingers or syndactyly.

Soft tissue injuries: tendinitis, ligament injuries, scars and burns.

Microsurgery: complex procedures to repair nerves, blood vessels and damaged tissues.

Here is a list of the main conditions treated by hand surgery:

Carpal tunnel syndrome – compression of the median nerve at the wrist.

Trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) – difficulty moving a finger or thumb.

Osteoarthritis of the hand and wrist – joint degeneration causing pain and stiffness.

Fractures and dislocations – broken or displaced bones in the hand or wrist.

Tendon injuries – tears or damage to the flexor and extensor tendons.

Peripheral nerve injuries – damage to the nerves that control sensation and movement.

Congenital malformations – extra fingers, syndactyly or other congenital deformities.

Cysts and nodules – ganglion cysts and Dupuytren's nodules.

Hand injuries and burns – accident-related damage that may require reconstruction.

Joint and soft tissue infections – infections that can impair function.

At our clinic, we provide:

Specialist consultation

Cortisone injections

Hyaluronic acid injections

PRP injections