Entrust Your Hands to Expert Hand Surgeons

Nerve surgery

The nerves in our arms form a complex network that begins in the spinal cord and extends all the way to the fingertips. Because nerves have a very specific physiology, injuries and diseases affecting them require a specialized and careful approach.

The good news is that nerves have a certain ability to regenerate. However, achieving the best possible outcome depends greatly on proper timing and the right treatment strategy.

At Baku Hand & Microsurgery, nerve injuries and nerve-related conditions are treated using modern surgical techniques based on scientific evidence.

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tendon surgery

Movement of the hand is made possible by flexor and extensor tendons. When these tendons are cut during household or work-related accidents, it can lead not only to loss of movement in a finger but sometimes to impairment of the overall function of the hand.

In addition, tendon injuries may cause specific deformities of the hand, which can affect both function and appearance.

What can be even more harmful than the tendon injury itself is inappropriate treatment or incorrect rehabilitation. For this reason, the treatment of tendon injuries requires precision and specialized experience.

Tendons can become affected not only by trauma but also due to age, occupational activities, or certain medical conditions.

Successful tendon treatment also depends on active patient cooperation during every stage of recovery. Therefore, the current condition, treatment plan, and the patient’s responsibilities should be clearly explained and carefully planned.

Additional note
In cases of flexor tendon injuries, the absence of an experienced specialist is considered a contraindication for surgery.
(Current Practice in Hand Surgery, 2025, p. 279)

NAIL DISORDERS

Nails, which are often seen as a symbol of beauty and health, can develop deformities and visual changes after trauma or infections.

These conditions may lead to painful and inflamed nails and nail-fold problems, as well as an unpleasant cosmetic appearance.

With modern medical approaches, nail and peri-ungual conditions can be treated through medical therapy and surgical procedures.

bone trauma

The human hand contains approximately 27 bones. This complex structure allows the hand to carry heavy loads, perform delicate tasks, and helps children explore the world around them.

Fractures of these bones may occur during household accidents, sports injuries, or work-related trauma. Treatment decisions are not based only on the type of fracture, but also on its relationship to the joint, as well as the patient’s age and professional activity.

For athletes, military personnel, and individuals whose professions require high physical performance, treatment planning focuses on allowing them to return to their professional activities as quickly and safely as possible.

The main goal in fracture treatment is to preserve the function of the hand to the greatest possible extent. This can only be achieved through experience and evidence-based medical decisions.

joint surgery

The main philosophy of hand surgery is to restore movement and function.

In some cases, fractures, infections, or degenerative conditions such as arthritis may affect the joints, leading to pain and limited movement. These problems can significantly affect daily activities and quality of life.

Hand surgeons are highly specialized in joint procedures. They perform a wide range of surgeries, from finger joint arthroplasty to joint transfers using tissues from the foot.

The main goal of these procedures is to relieve pain, restore movement, and preserve hand function as much as possible.