Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis of the elbow, wrist, hand, thumb and fingers: joint-preserving and prosthetic strategies.
Expertise
Specialist care for degenerative, post-traumatic and reconstructive pathology of the elbow, forearm, wrist, hand and thumb — in adults and children.
Conditions
Degenerative, inflammatory and neurological conditions of the upper limb.
Osteoarthritis of the elbow, wrist, hand, thumb and fingers: joint-preserving and prosthetic strategies.
Inflammatory and rheumatic conditions of the upper limb, including reconstructive options.
Avascular necrosis of the carpus and other upper-limb segments.
Excision and reconstruction of bone and soft-tissue tumours (excluding cysts), with grafting and flap coverage.
Adult and obstetric brachial plexus palsies: neurolysis, nerve grafting and nerve transfers.
Surgical management of peripheral nerve palsies, including palliative tendon transfers.
Surgical treatment of Dupuytren's contracture, including recurrent disease.
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Acute and reconstructive surgery for upper-limb trauma and its sequelae.
Acute fixation and reconstruction of distal radius and forearm fractures.
Acute scaphoid fractures, established nonunions (pseudarthrosis): internal fixation, bone grafting, vascularized bone grafting.
Corrective or shortening osteotomy, reconstructive or prosthetic options.
Acute and chronic ligament reconstruction of the elbow, wrist and carpus.
Cartilage defect, mal-union, carpus collapses (SLAC wrist, SNAC wrist): partial or total joint fusion (arthrodesis), prosthetic or non-prosthetic arthroplasties.
Repair and reconstruction of tendon ruptures, including distal biceps.
Coverage of complex soft-tissue defects, including local and free flaps.
Combined tendon, nerve and bone reconstruction after complex trauma.
Reconstruction and functional restoration following upper-limb amputation.
2nd opinions
Specialist assessment for difficult, failed or revision cases: upper-limb surgery, implant complications and reconstructive cases.
It is important that you provide us with the essential elements of your medical file: reports, imaging and treatments already performed.
For a second opinion, you must be referred by a doctor (general practitioner, other specialist doctor, insurance doctor).