Hand surgery encompasses a range of procedures aimed at treating conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and fingers. Common hand surgeries include:

Carpal Tunnel Release: This procedure involves relieving pressure on the median nerve in the wrist, often performed to alleviate symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome such as pain, numbness, and tingling.

Trigger Finger Release: Surgery to release the tendon sheath, allowing the affected finger to move freely without catching or locking.

Dupuytren’s Contracture Surgery: Surgery to remove or release the thickened tissue (contracture) that causes fingers to bend inward permanently.

Fracture Repair: Surgery may be required to realign and stabilize fractured bones in the hand or wrist.

Tendon Repair: Surgery to repair torn or severed tendons in the hand or fingers, restoring function and movement.

Recovery from hand surgery varies depending on the procedure performed and the individual’s condition, often involving rehabilitation to regain strength and dexterity in the hand.