Nerve Palsies & Reconstruction
Restoring sensation. Rebuilding strength.
All Specialties
Microsurgical management of peripheral nerve injuries using nerve grafting, tendon transfers, and functional reconstruction to restore limb function after traumatic or compressive nerve damage.
100+
Nerve Cases
80%
Functional Recovery
6–18mo
Recovery Timeline
Early
Timing is Critical
- Brachial Plexus Injuries
- Radial Nerve Palsy (Wrist Drop)
- Ulnar Nerve Palsy (Claw Hand)
- Common Peroneal Nerve Palsy (Foot Drop)
- Median Nerve Injuries
- Iatrogenic Nerve Injuries
Nerve Repair & Grafting
Primary microsurgical repair of severed nerves end-to-end, or bridging large gaps with sural nerve grafts. Best outcomes when performed early after injury.
Tendon Transfer
Redirection of a functioning muscle-tendon unit to replace the action of a permanently paralysed one. Restores grip, extension, or other critical functions.
Free Muscle Transfer
Transplantation of a functioning muscle from a distant site to restore movement where the native muscle is irreparably damaged. Requires microsurgical anastomosis.
Neurolysis
Surgical release of a compressed or scarred nerve from surrounding adhesions to restore nerve conduction. Done for compressive neuropathies and post-traumatic entrapments.
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