Hand & Wrist Surgery

The hand, as the primary tool of our interaction with the world, is a structure of remarkable complexity. It is made up of 27 bones, a complex network of muscles, tendons and ligaments, as well as nerves and blood vessels which allow precise movements and fine sensitivity.

This complexity makes the hand particularly vulnerable to various types of pathologies and trauma, ranging from degenerative conditions to acute injuries.

If you suffer from a hand problem, you may find yourself unable to perform daily activities that you once considered very easy. Tasks such as brushing your teeth, turning a key, or opening a jar may become difficult to perform due to pain and limitations.