Hand & Microvascular Surgery
Bone, Joint And Muscle Care
Hand & Microvascular Surgery Hospital in Mysore
At Manipal Hospital Mysore, we treat hand injuries and delicate microvascular problems with steady hands and clear plans. As a reputed Hand & Microvascular Surgery Hospital in Mysuru, our approach is simple and practical: restore function, relieve pain and help you regain independence to perform the activities of daily living. Whether you have sustained a traumatic fingertip amputation, tendon rupture, nerve compression, or require complex microsurgical reconstruction, we blend surgical skill with individualised rehabilitation. At our hospital we offer a multidisciplinary treatment approach to ensure best patient outcomes and long-term results.
Why Manipal Hospitals?
Manipal Hospital Mysore brings together experienced hand surgeons, microvascular experts, and rehabilitation therapists to manage everything from urgent injuries to planned reconstructive work. We use high-magnification microscopes, fine suture materials, and up-to-date infection-control protocols to improve outcomes. The unit has offered consistent and precise reattachment and reconstruction hand surgeries. We integrate prompt trauma response, advanced surgical solutions, post surgical rehabilitation and dedicated therapy for regaining mobility and strength, and follow up care. Our combined and comprehensive treatment approach has earned us the trust of families in Mysore and the neighbouring regions making us a leading Hand & Microvascular Surgery Centre in Mysore.
Centre of Excellence
The Hand & Microvascular Surgery Hospital in Mysore, specialises in reconstructive microsurgery, tendon and nerve repairs, and complex trauma management. Using microsurgical equipment and collaborative rehab plans, the team focuses on restoring fine motor skills, managing pain, and returning patients to work and daily activities with practical, measurable progress.
Services Offered
Key services offered at the Hand and Microsurgery Depatment at Manipal Hospital Mysore include:
- Emergency hand trauma care: debridement, replantation, and revascularisation
- Tendon repair and reconstruction for flexor and extensor injuries
- Nerve repair and grafting for sensory and motor restoration
- Microsurgical free tissue transfer and flap reconstruction
- Management of crush injuries, fractures, and soft tissue defects
- Treatment for chronic hand conditions: Dupuytren’s contracture, trigger finger, and severe carpal tunnel cases
- Scar management, splinting, and customized occupational therapy.
- Pre- and post-operative counseling on ergonomics and return-to-work planning
These services are delivered with attention to functional outcomes and daily-life needs.
Facilities and Services
The Hand and Microsurgery Department at Manipal Hospital Mysore houses stat-of-the-art infrastructure. Our key facilities and services include:
- Microsurgery suite with high-magnification operating microscopes and micro-instruments.
- Dedicated hand clinic for assessment, minor procedures, and follow-up care.
- On-site imaging (digital X-ray, ultrasound, MRI) for surgical planning.
- Rehabilitation gym and occupational therapy units for fine-motor retraining.
- Splinting and custom orthoses fabrication for protection and function.
- Pain management and wound-care support to speed recovery.
- Multidisciplinary consultations with plastic surgery, orthopaedics, and physiotherapy to personalise care.
- Patient education on scar care, home exercises, and workplace modifications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Any injury or trauma to the hand resulting in acute bleeding, obvious deformity, loss of motion, numbness, open wound with bone and/or tendon exposed should be treated as an emergency that need immediate medical attention. The sooner you are treated, the better your chance of improvement and less long-term disability.
Many fingertip and digit amputations can be replanted using microsurgery if the tissue and timing are suitable. The decision for reattachment and the success rates depend on injury type, contamination, and overall health.
Nerve healing is slow; you may see a gradual return of sensation over months. Therapy focuses on desensitization, splinting, and strengthening to maximize the regained function and prevent stiffness.
Depending on the type of tendon repair procedure, protected motion often starts within days to weeks. Full functional return requires progressive therapy; your therapist will set staged goals so you regain strength without risking the repair.
Yes. Manipal Hospital Mysore offers assessment, customised splints, and occupational therapy to restore job-specific skills. We also provide practical advice on graded return and workplace adaptations.
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