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Tendon injuries in the hand and upper limb are often caused by trauma, lacerations, or overuse. These injuries can severely limit movement, grip, and daily functionality. Prompt diagnosis and expert repair are essential to avoid long-term stiffness or disability.
At the clinic of Prof. Dr. Kamran Khalid, a leading hand and plastic surgeon in Lahore, we specialize in surgical repair and rehabilitation of tendon injuries using advanced microsurgical techniques to restore full function and strength.
Tendons are strong, fibrous cords that connect muscles to bones. In the hand and upper limb, they control motion of the fingers, thumb, wrist, and forearm. When these tendons are injured — either cut, torn, or ruptured — movement is restricted and surgery is often required.
Flexor Tendons – Control bending of fingers and thumb (located on palm side)
Extensor Tendons – Control straightening of fingers and wrist (located on back of hand/wrist)
Sharp object cuts (glass, knives, machinery)
Sports or workplace accidents
Sudden trauma or forceful motion
Rheumatoid arthritis weakening tendon structure
Crush injuries
Tendon repair is a delicate procedure that requires precision, especially in the hand. At our clinic in Ittefaq Hospital Lahore, we offer:
Primary Tendon Repair – Performed soon after injury (ideally within 1–2 weeks)
Delayed Tendon Repair – In cases of late presentation, staged repair may be planned
Tendon Grafting – When a tendon is severely damaged or missing
Tendon Transfer Surgery – To restore movement if the original tendon cannot be repaired
Don’t delay treatment for a tendon injury. Early surgical repair and rehabilitation improve your chances of full recovery. Book a consultation with Prof. Dr. Kamran Khalid today.
Partial tears may heal with splints and therapy, but complete tendon cuts require surgery for restoration of movement.
Ideally within 1 to 2 weeks of the injury. Delays can cause scarring and complications, making surgery more complex.
With proper surgery and post-operative therapy, most patients regain near-normal function, although results vary by case.
Post-operative discomfort is manageable with medication. Pain usually decreases after the first few days.
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