Op. Dr. Mehmet DoğanSpecialist in Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryFunction, tissue integrity and suitable surgical options are considered together in hand and upper limb assessment.

When replantation is feasible, the aims are to restore circulation and preserve hand function. At our clinic, the injury level, tissue condition and time since injury are considered when assessing suitability for replantation.
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Magnification-assisted techniques focus on preserving tissue and function when repairing nerves and vessels. At our clinic, the injury location, condition of the tissue ends and feasible microsurgical repair options are assessed together.
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Fractures, crush injuries, and tendon or nerve damage require a structured functional assessment. At our clinic, the mechanism of injury, circulation, sensation and movement guide the consideration of treatment options.
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Nerve compression, trigger finger, and Dupuytren disease are assessed according to individual findings. At our clinic, symptom duration, functional limitations and examination findings inform the choice between nonsurgical and surgical approaches.
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Congenital differences are considered in the context of growth, grasp, and hand function. At our clinic, developmental stage, anatomy and everyday hand use help guide follow-up and consideration of surgical options.
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MY SURGICAL APPROACH
Each hand injury is different. Sensation, circulation, movement and rehabilitation are considered together. At our clinic, surgical suitability and treatment options are assessed based on medical examination.
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