Recognized Hand Surgeon in India.
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- International training at most prestigious centers in the USA & Europe during 1987-1990.
- a) Fellowship in Hand Surgery in Nancy France.
- b) Fellowship in Hand Surgery and Research, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA.
- c) Fellowship in Hand Surgery and Microsurgery, Kleinert hand surgery institute, Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
- First Indian to have completed Kleinert Hand Surgery fellowship at Louisville in the USA.
- Formally trained hand surgeon. Since 1991 !!… Experience counts!!
- Over 30,000+ surgery to take credit… And still counting.
- Largest number of replantation in western India.
- Many firsts to take credit!!
- Largest number of reconstruction!!
- Large number of injured legs and Diabetic feet saved!!
- International training at most prestigious centers in the USA & Europe during 1987-1990.
Scope of Treatment
Injury, Amputation
The spectrum of hand injuries may be confined to just avulsion of the nail to crushing of the finger and amputation of the finger and hand.
Fracture
One or more bones of the hand and the wrist may fracture due to a fall, road accident, industrial accident or assault.
Pain, Arthritis
The location of pain, the severity of pain, and the duration of pain help in approaching the disease and making a diagnosis.
Tingling (झुनझुनी) in Hand
Tingling and numbness are very common. Carpal tunnel syndrome, Cubital tunnel syndrome, Thoracic outlet syndrome, present this way.
Congenital/Birth Deformity
The newborn child may have a hand deformity. The thumb may be poorly develop, floating, or may be absent. The finger may be joined together. They may be big, small, floating, curved, or absent.
Contracture, Deformity
Deformity may follow an injury, affecting fingers, wrist, elbow, joints. The deformity may affect any age. This infant sustained burn contractures with grotesque deformity.
Paralysis
The patient presents with inability to move the fingers, wrist, elbow, shoulder, or the whole extremity. Brachial plexus injury, nerve injury, nerve damage presents with paralysis.
Neglected Trauma of Hand
Initial management of hand injury may be sub optimal leading to deformity, pain, stiffness and loss of function. The aim of treatment is to restore function.
Nerve Diseases
The location, severity, and the duration of pain help in approaching the disease and making a diagnosis.
Tumor and Swelling
Any lump can be in close vicinity of the nerve or within it. Preoperative assessment will help to ascertain its location.
Spastic Condition
It may be early in life, or later in life after a brain injury. The patient typically presents with a tightness of a specific group of muscles.
Blue Finger, Raynaud's Disease
One or more fingers may turn blue due to a cause which may at times be identifiable several tests may be required to identify the cause.
Leg Reconstruction
Patient sustained a major injury to his foot and the heel. The primary opinion was for an amputation. We covered the heel with a flap.
Diabetic Foot
Diabetic nerves are swollen. They get trapped at known areas of anatomical narrowing. Entrapment leads to nerve compression and loss of nerve function.
