Microsurgery
Microsurgery is a surgical discipline that allows tissue to be transferred from one part of the body to another, while ensuring the perfusion of the transplanted tissue. This is accomplished through the use of specialized instruments and a surgical microscope.
Clinical examples of microsurgery include the reattachment of amputated body parts (ie, replantation) or the transplantation of loose tissue for the purpose of reconstructing tissue defects from trauma. The key to success is ensuring that there is adequate blood flow to the tissue in question.
Burn Patient Care
Within Reconstructive Surgery Burn injuries are handled in cases of:
- Management of injuries due to Burns that are acute
- Ulcers on burned skin
- bloody areas
- Treatment of sequelae of burn
Hand Surgery
Reconstructive Surgery also treats cases of Hand Surgery such as wounds and severe traumas of the hand, nerve, tendon and bone injuries of the hand.
Some of the procedures performed for Hand Surgery are:
- Reconstruction surgery of the traumatic hand.
- • Carpal tunnel syndrome. Symptoms tend to manifest primarily in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger because the median nerve supplies sensation to these areas.
- • Finger on the triger
- • Synovial cyst or ganglion
- • Nerve, tendon and bone injuries of the hand
- • Severe hand injuries and injuries
face trauma
The Facial Reconstructive Surgery of trauma mainly covers:
- Facial Fractures
- Ear trauma
- Facial wounds
Breast Reconstruction
Reconstructive Surgery performs the Breast Reconstruction for Cancer after cancer surgery, including correction of breast asymmetry.
- Breast reconstruction after cancer surgery
- Breast asymmetry correction surgery
- Breast Reduction Surgery
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