Hand Surgery
Hand surgery is surgery of the hand, the wrist and the peripheral nerves of the upper limb, including reconstructive surgery in response to congenital defects.
King Edward VII's Hospital Expertise
Consultants who specialise in hand surgery at our Hospital have been through a rigorous selection process and are leaders in their area of special interest. You can expect the highest standards of diagnosis and treatment from any consultant with practising privileges. They will also commonly have working relationships with other consultants within a related specialist area.
Common conditions and symptoms addressed by a hand surgeon include:
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- carpometacarpal bossing
- rheumatoid arthritis
- congenital hand defects
- hand mobility
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