Microsurgery

Microsurgery is a surgical technique involving the use of specialized instruments and a microscope to perform intricate operations on tiny tissues and blood vessels. It requires high precision and is commonly applied in neurosurgery, plastic surgery, and ophthalmology.

• Free tissue transfer (bone, muscle, foot to hand transfers)
• Pedicled muscle-bone transfer
• Vascular pedicled island flap
• Inguinal and subpectoral flap
• Flap separation
• Vessel repair
• Vascular interventions with vessel graft
• Nerve repair
• Nerve repairs with nerve graft
• Revascularization of an ischemic limb
• Rhizotomy (nerve root cutting)
• Shoulder girdle exploration
• Additional nerve repair during shoulder girdle exploration
• High scapula reconstruction
• Congenital hip dislocation reconstruction
• Congenital mid-joint dislocation reconstruction
• Congenital small joint dislocation reconstruction
• Radial club hand
• Elbow bone agenesis
• Polydactyly, simple
• Polydactyly, complex
• Syndactyly correction, simple
• Syndactyly correction, complex
• Macrodactyly
• Single Z-Plasty
• Multiple Z-Plasty