Procedure

Hand and Microsurgery

11+experience
10,000+procedures
₹500consultation

Performed by Dr. Hari Prakash at Dr Hariprakash

Hand and Microsurgery in Hyderabad addresses complex injuries and conditions affecting the hand, wrist, fingers, nerves, tendons, and blood vessels using advanced microsurgical techniques. This specialized surgical approach employs high-powered microscopes and precision instruments to repair delicate structures, restore function, and improve quality of life for patients with traumatic injuries, congenital deformities, or degenerative conditions. Dr Hariprakash provides expert orthopedic care with extensive experience in microsurgical procedures.

Precision Nerve Repair Restore Hand Function Advanced Microsurgical Care
90%+
Success Rate
2-4 hours
Surgery Duration
3-6 months
Full Recovery
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Hand and Microsurgery at Dr Hariprakash
At a Glance

Quick facts about this procedure.

Quick Facts
AnaesthesiaGeneral or regional anaesthesia
Procedure Duration2-4 hours depending on complexity
Hospital Stay1-3 days typically
Return to Work3-6 months full recovery
Success Rate90-95% success rate for nerve and tendon repairs
Candidacy

Who needs hand and microsurgery?

Patients with traumatic hand injuries, severed nerves or tendons, complex fractures, vascular injuries, crush injuries, or congenital hand deformities require hand and microsurgery.
Individuals suffering from brachial plexus injuries, nerve compression syndromes, or failed previous hand surgeries are also ideal candidates.
This procedure benefits those seeking functional restoration and improved hand mobility.
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 for nerve and tendon repairs

Possible Risks

  • Infection at surgical site
  • Nerve damage or incomplete recovery
  • Blood vessel thrombosis or failure

Side Effects

  • Temporary swelling and pain
  • Stiffness in affected fingers
  • Numbness or altered sensation
Procedure

How hand and microsurgery works.

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

1

Anesthesia Administration

General or regional anesthesia is administered to ensure the patient remains comfortable and pain-free throughout the microsurgical procedure.

2

Surgical Exposure

A precise incision is made to expose the damaged nerves, tendons, blood vessels, or bone structures requiring repair using minimally invasive techniques when possible.

3

Microsurgical Repair

Using high-powered surgical microscopes and specialized micro-instruments, the surgeon meticulously repairs or reconstructs damaged nerves, blood vessels, and tendons with sutures finer than human hair.

4

Functional Restoration

Damaged structures are carefully aligned and sutured to restore anatomical continuity, blood flow, nerve conduction, and tendon function for optimal hand performance.

5

Wound Closure

The surgical site is carefully closed in layers, and a protective splint or dressing is applied to immobilize the hand and protect the delicate repairs during initial healing.

Timelines

Duration & timelines.

Surgery Completion

Day 0

Initial Wound Healing

2-3 weeks

Suture Removal

2-3 weeks

Begin Hand Therapy

3-4 weeks

Nerve Regeneration Starts

6-12 weeks

Functional Recovery Complete

3-6 months

Our Approach

How we handle this procedure.

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

Step 01

Comprehensive Evaluation

Dr Hariprakash conducts thorough clinical examination, nerve conduction studies, and advanced imaging to assess the extent of injury and plan the optimal microsurgical approach.

Step 02

Advanced Microsurgical Technique

Using state-of-the-art operating microscopes and precision instruments, Dr Hariprakash performs meticulous repairs of nerves, tendons, and blood vessels to maximize functional recovery.

Step 03

Customized Rehabilitation Protocol

Dr Hariprakash designs individualized hand therapy and rehabilitation programs in collaboration with specialized therapists to optimize recovery and restore hand function.

Step 04

Long-term Follow-up Care

Dr Hariprakash provides comprehensive post-operative monitoring with regular assessments to track nerve regeneration, functional improvement, and address any complications promptly.

Recovery

Recovery & aftercare.

What to expect at each stage of your recovery journey.

Immediate Post-operative (0-2 weeks)Early Rehabilitation (3-8 weeks)Functional Recovery (2-6 months)

Immediate Post-operative (0-2 weeks)

Hand remains immobilized in protective splint. Elevation reduces swelling. Pain management and wound care are essential. Regular dressing changes monitor healing progress.

Early Rehabilitation (3-8 weeks)

Gentle passive range of motion exercises begin under therapist guidance. Splint usage gradually reduces. Focus on protecting repairs while preventing stiffness and promoting circulation.

Functional Recovery (2-6 months)

Progressive strengthening exercises restore grip strength and fine motor skills. Active range of motion improves. Patients gradually return to daily activities and work with continued hand therapy support.

Outcomes

Success & outcomes.

Restored Hand Function

Patients experience significant improvement in hand mobility, grip strength, and ability to perform daily activities including writing, grasping objects, and fine motor tasks.

Nerve Regeneration

Repaired nerves gradually regenerate over months, restoring sensation and motor function to previously affected areas of the hand and fingers.

Pain Relief

Chronic pain from nerve compression, traumatic injuries, or previous failed surgeries is substantially reduced, improving quality of life and sleep patterns.

Improved Aesthetics

Reconstructive microsurgery addresses deformities and scarring, improving the cosmetic appearance of the hand while prioritizing functional restoration.

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 and nerve damage lead to permanent loss of function, chronic pain, and disability affecting work and daily activities. Severed tendons and nerves do not heal spontaneously and require surgical intervention. Delayed treatment results in muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, and reduced chances of functional recovery, significantly impacting quality of life and independence.
Related Conditions

Conditions we treat.

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About hand and microsurgery.

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