Hand surgery
Hand surgery treats injuries and conditions affecting bones, tendons, nerves, and joints. Our approach combines surgical precision and advanced techniques to restore function, relieve pain, and improve the patient’s quality of life. We treat everything from traumatic injuries to chronic conditions.
Hand traumatology and sequelae
The hand is one of the most complex and functional parts of the human body, essential for performing a wide variety of daily tasks. Due to their high exposure and use, hands are prone to trauma that can affect bones,...
Tendon Injuries
A tendon is a fibrous structure that connects muscle to bone, allowing joint movement. When the tendons in the hand are injured, whether from direct trauma, overuse, or repetitive strain, various pathologies can occur, which can ultimately affect hand function....
Dupuytren’s Disease
Dupuytren's disease is a fibroproliferative disorder that affects the palms of the hands (specifically, the palmar fascia), causing progressive flexion of the fingers until they become flexed. It is associated with other conditions such as Ledderhose disease and Peyronie's disease....
Rheumatic Hand
Rheumatic hand is a term that describes the effects of rheumatic diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, on the joints of the hand. In these diseases, the immune system mistakenly attacks the joints (the synovial tissue), causing inflammation and, over time,...
Congenital Hand Deformity
The term “congenital hand deformity” refers to any abnormalities or alterations present in a patient's hands from birth. This group includes numerous conditions that can affect different structures of the hand (bones, muscles, etc.), each with different functional, aesthetic, and...
Spastic Hand
Spasticity is a condition characterized by an involuntary increase in muscle tone, usually secondary to damage to the central nervous system. When spasticity affects the hand, it is known as a "spastic hand," causing progressive joint deformities secondary to the...
Reconstructive Microsurgery in Hand Surgery
Reconstructive microsurgery involves the use of advanced reconstructive surgery techniques performed under a microscope. This allows for the repair and/or transfer of very small structures (even smaller than 1 mm), enabling advanced procedures that restore hand function....
Peripheral Nerve Surgery
Peripheral nerve surgery refers to surgery performed on the nerve structures (nerves) after they leave the spinal cord. These nerves are essential for communication between the central nervous system and the rest of the body, enabling movement, sensation, and other...
Brachial Plexus Surgery
The brachial plexus consists of the nerves that exit the spinal cord in the neck and travel to the arm, providing it with all its motor and sensory function. Given its crucial role in upper limb function, injuries to this...
