What diseases does hand and foot microsurgery treat?

Hand and foot microsurgery is a branch of surgery, also known as hand and foot surgery. It uses electron microscopes and other instruments to perform delicate surgeries and other treatments on the following conditions at the end of the limbs:

Injury to nerves, blood vessels, and tendons at the end of the limbs; scar hyperplasia and contracture at the end of the limbs; skin of the limbs Muscle and bone defects; separation of limbs (including separation of fingers and toes); osteomyelitis, osteonecrosis combined with skin defects; congenital and acquired deformities of hands and feet; functional reconstruction of patients with late burn injuries; finger reconstruction; hands Bone and joint defects; late functional reconstruction of various injuries of hands and feet, etc. Fractures of limbs combined with vascular and nerve damage, tissue defects, and various congenital malformations.

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