Nerve injuries — from an accident, a difficult birth, or a nerve slowly squeezed by surrounding tissue — often have a window in which surgical repair works best, which is why early assessment matters as much as the surgery itself.
Procedures
Brachial Plexus Injury & Nerve Reconstruction Surgery
Repairing the network of nerves that supplies the arm after an accident or a birth-related injury. Read more →
Entrapment Neuropathy Surgery (Carpal Tunnel, Cubital Tunnel & Others)
Releasing nerves squeezed in narrow tunnels, such as carpal tunnel at the wrist or cubital tunnel at the elbow. Read more →
Peripheral Nerve Tumours — Schwannoma & Neurofibroma Excision
Removing benign and complex nerve tumours while protecting the nerve that carries them. Read more →
Facial Nerve Reanimation & Nerve Grafting
Surgery to restore movement and symmetry when the facial nerve is paralysed or damaged. Read more →