Procedure

Hand and Microsurgery

11+experience
10,000+procedures
₹500consultation

Performed by Dr. Samuel Lenald at Dr Samuel lenald

Hand and Microsurgery in Kadapa represents advanced orthopedic treatment for complex injuries and conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and upper extremities. Using precision microscopic techniques, this specialized surgery addresses nerve damage, tendon injuries, vascular repair, and tissue reconstruction with exceptional accuracy. Dr Samuel Lenald provides expert microsurgical care tailored to restore hand function and improve quality of life.

Precision Nerve Repair Minimal Scarring Function Restoration
90%+
Success Rate
2-4 hours
Procedure Time
3-6 months
Full Recovery
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Hand and Microsurgery at Dr Samuel lenald
At a Glance

Quick facts about this procedure.

Quick Facts
AnaesthesiaGeneral or regional anaesthesia
Procedure Duration2-4 hours
Hospital Stay1-3 days
Return to Work3-6 months
Success Rate90-95% success rate
Candidacy

Who needs hand and microsurgery?

Patients with severe hand trauma, nerve injuries, severed tendons, vascular damage, or complex fractures requiring microsurgical intervention are ideal candidates.
Those with congenital hand deformities, carpal tunnel syndrome unresponsive to conservative treatment, or conditions requiring tissue replantation may also benefit.
This procedure is suitable for individuals seeking to restore hand function and precision grip capabilities.
Transparency

What you should know before this procedure.

We believe in honest, upfront disclosure so you can make an informed decision.

Success Rate

  • 90-95% success rate

Possible Risks

  • Infection at surgical site
  • Nerve or vascular damage
  • Incomplete functional recovery

Side Effects

  • Temporary numbness or tingling
  • Swelling and stiffness
  • Scar tissue formation
Procedure

How hand and microsurgery works.

A step-by-step look at what happens during this procedure.

1

Pre-operative Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation including detailed imaging, nerve conduction studies, and vascular assessment to map the surgical approach and identify all damaged structures requiring repair.

2

Surgical Exposure

Under magnification, precise incisions are made to access damaged nerves, tendons, blood vessels, or bone structures while preserving surrounding healthy tissue and minimizing trauma.

3

Microsurgical Repair

Using high-powered surgical microscopes and specialized micro-instruments, damaged structures are meticulously repaired with sutures finer than human hair, ensuring precise alignment and optimal healing.

4

Vascular and Nerve Reconnection

Severed blood vessels and nerves are carefully reconnected using microscopic techniques to restore circulation and nerve signal transmission, critical for tissue survival and function.

5

Closure and Stabilization

The surgical site is carefully closed in layers, and the hand is immobilized in a protective splint or cast to maintain proper positioning during initial healing phases.

Timelines

Duration & timelines.

Surgery Completion

Day 0

Initial Wound Healing

2-3 weeks

Suture Removal

2-3 weeks

Begin Active Therapy

4-6 weeks

Nerve Regeneration Evident

3-6 months

Maximum Functional Recovery

6-12 months

Our Approach

How we handle this procedure.

A structured, patient-first approach from first consultation to full recovery.

Step 01

Advanced Diagnostic Evaluation

Dr Samuel Lenald conducts thorough clinical examination combined with high-resolution imaging and electrodiagnostic studies to precisely identify all injured structures and plan the microsurgical approach.

Step 02

Precision Microsurgical Technique

Utilizing state-of-the-art surgical microscopes and specialized micro-instruments, Dr Samuel Lenald performs delicate repairs with exceptional precision, ensuring optimal alignment of nerves, tendons, and vessels.

Step 03

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Protocol

Dr Samuel Lenald designs personalized post-operative rehabilitation programs including specialized hand therapy, progressive exercises, and regular monitoring to maximize functional recovery and prevent complications.

Step 04

Continuous Follow-up Care

Dr Samuel Lenald provides ongoing assessment of healing progress, nerve regeneration, and functional outcomes with adjustments to therapy protocols as needed to ensure complete recovery.

Recovery

Recovery & aftercare.

What to expect at each stage of your recovery journey.

Immediate Post-operative PhaseEarly Rehabilitation PhaseFunctional Recovery Phase

Immediate Post-operative Phase

The hand remains immobilized in a protective splint with elevation recommended to minimize swelling. Pain management is provided, and wound care instructions are given. Gentle passive range-of-motion exercises may begin under supervision to prevent stiffness.

Early Rehabilitation Phase

Once initial healing occurs, structured hand therapy begins with progressive exercises to restore mobility, strength, and coordination. Protective splinting may continue during this phase, with gradual increases in activity levels as healing progresses.

Functional Recovery Phase

Advanced rehabilitation focuses on restoring fine motor skills, grip strength, and dexterity through specialized exercises and functional activities. Patients progressively return to normal daily activities and work tasks as strength and nerve function continue to improve over several months.

Outcomes

Success & outcomes.

Restored Hand Function

Successful microsurgery restores critical hand functions including grip strength, fine motor control, and dexterity, enabling patients to perform daily activities and return to work with significantly improved capabilities.

Nerve Regeneration

Precise nerve repair promotes gradual regeneration and restoration of sensation and motor function, with progressive improvement continuing for up to 12-18 months post-surgery as nerves heal and reconnect.

Improved Quality of Life

Patients experience substantial improvements in independence, ability to perform self-care tasks, and participation in recreational activities, with reduced pain and enhanced overall hand functionality.

Aesthetic and Functional Results

Advanced microsurgical techniques minimize scarring while maximizing functional outcomes, resulting in hands that not only work better but also maintain improved aesthetic appearance compared to untreated injuries.

Myths vs Facts

Common misconceptions.

Let's clear up some of the most common myths about hand and microsurgery.

What happens if hand and microsurgery is delayed?

  • Untreated hand injuries requiring microsurgical intervention can lead to permanent loss of function, chronic pain, and significant disability. Nerve damage left unrepaired results in irreversible sensory loss and muscle atrophy, while severed tendons cause permanent inability to move fingers or grip objects. Delayed treatment reduces the likelihood of successful repair and functional recovery, potentially leaving patients unable to perform daily activities or maintain employment.
Related Conditions

Conditions we treat.

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