Microsurgical Reconstructive Orthopedics

Address: Guangdong Second People's Hospital Building 3, 10th Floor, Introduction to the Microsurgical Reconstructive Orthopedics Department Guangdong Second People's Hospital's Microsurgical Reconstructive Orthopedics Department integrates medical care, scientific research, and teaching; it is a distinctive medical specialty of Guangdong Province under the "11th Five-Year Plan" and a designated unit for the development of a key specialty under Guangdong Province's "12th Five-Year Plan". The department currently has a highly skilled medical team, including 2 chief physicians, 1 PhD holder, and 3 master's degree holders. The department has distinctive features and high-quality medical services; microsurgical repair of complex limb trauma, hand diseases, chronic wound repair, and other conditions is its specialty, with strong diagnostic and treatment capabilities at a leading level in the province; the department is committed to building a leading microsurgical reconstructive orthopedics center. Department team members' work address: Guangdong Second People's Hospital Building 3, 10th Floor, Microsurgical Reconstructive Orthopedics Department The department is a distinctive specialty of Guangdong Province under the "11th Five-Year Plan" and a key discipline under the "12th Five-Year Plan" Scope of diagnosis and treatment: I. Hand diseases: 1. Various emergency hand injuries: fractures and joint dislocations of the phalanges/metacarpals/carpals, amputated fingers, multiple-finger amputations, amputated palm, tendon ruptures, skin avulsion/defects of the hand, finger defects, crush and mutilation injuries of the hand, hand nerve injuries, etc. 2. Chronic hand diseases: tophi, stenosing tenosynovitis, tendon sheath cysts, hemangiomas, glomus tumors, wrist/ulnar syndrome, hand bone diseases, osteonecrosis, osteomyelitis, and chronic infections of the skin and soft tissues of the hand, etc. 3. Hand deformities: congenital polydactyly, syndactyly, brachydactyly, long fingers, macrodactyly, cleft hand, mirror hand, clubhand, etc.; 4. Hand functional reconstruction: free toe transfer to reconstruct missing fingers; tendon adhesions, tendon defect reconstruction, reconstruction of hand finger extension/wrist extension/finger flexion/wrist flexion functions; skin grafting/flap transfer for scar contractures of the hand. II. Microsurgical repair of limb trauma: open fractures of the extremities complicated by vascular and nerve injuries, complete or incomplete amputations of the extremities, extensive skin avulsion/defects of the limbs, ligament and joint capsule injuries of the extremities, anterior talofibular ligament rupture, calcaneofibular ligament rupture, etc. III. Osteomyelitis and bone defects: acute/chronic osteomyelitis of the extremities, bone infection, osteonecrosis, fracture nonunion, delayed fracture healing, and bone defects caused by various reasons. IV. Chronic wound repair: traumatic ulcers, infectious ulcers, diabetic foot, ulceration and rupture of gouty tophi, pressure sores, arterial/venous ulcers of the lower limbs, lymphedema and ulcers, neoplastic ulcers, radiation ulcers, nutritional deficiency ulcers, etc. V. Correction of limb deformities: equinovarus, hallux valgus, cubitus varus/valgus deformities, short arms, short legs, progressive subluxation of the wrist joint, congenital radioulnar synostosis, congenital ulnar/radial bone defects/absence, congenital ulnar/radial bone hypoplasia, limb constriction band syndrome, etc. VI. Acute/chronic peripheral nerve injuries: brachial plexus injury, thoracic outlet syndrome, injuries of the median, ulnar, radial, and axillary nerves of the upper limbs, hand nerve injuries, cubital tunnel syndrome, ulnar tunnel syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, injuries of the sciatic, femoral, common peroneal, tibial, and sural nerves of the lower limbs, piriformis syndrome, femoral nerve entrapment syndrome, common peroneal nerve entrapment syndrome, tarsal tunnel syndrome. VII. Burns: 1. Thermal burns, chemical burns, scalds, frostbite; 2. animal bites, insect bites, stings, and the skin erosions and necrosis caused by them; 3. sequelae of burns: skin grafting/flap transfer repair of burn scar contractures, post-burn finger and web-space adhesions, post-burn wrist/elbow/ankle/knee joint adhesions, webbed-neck deformities, etc. Inpatient department address: Microsurgical Reconstructive Orthopedics Department, Building 3, 10th Floor Outpatient department address: Room 426, Building 1, 4th Floor Department front desk telephone: 020-89168199.