Tendon Injury Surgery in Delhi

Restoring Function and Movement Through Expert Surgical Repair

Tendon Injury Treatment by Dr. (Maj)(Prof) Ravi Saroha

Tendons are the strong, fibrous tissues that connect muscles to bones and play a vital role in facilitating movement. When a tendon is injured—whether due to trauma, overuse, lacerations, or sports injuries—it can lead to pain, weakness, and loss of motion, especially in the hands, wrists, or feet.

Dr. Ravi Saroha, a highly experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Delhi, offers advanced surgical management of tendon injuries with a focus on functional restoration and minimal scarring. With over 13 years of experience, he specializes in delicate tendon repair surgeries, including flexor and extensor tendon injuries of the hand and wrist.

Common Causes of Tendon Injuries

Deep cuts or lacerations
Sudden trauma (e.g., sports or road accidents)
Tendon rupture due to inflammation or degeneration
Repetitive strain or overuse
Crush injuries involving the hands or feet

Tendon Repair Surgery: What to Expect

Tendon surgery involves reconnecting the torn or severed tendon ends using fine sutures under magnification. Dr. Saroha uses advanced microsurgical techniques to:

Restore tendon continuity and strength
Minimize internal scarring and adhesions
Preserve surrounding nerves, blood vessels, and tissues
Optimize healing and return of function

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have a tendon injury?

Common signs include inability to move a finger or limb, sudden weakness, swelling, tenderness, or hearing a snapping sound at the time of injury. A clinical exam and imaging can confirm it.

Are Botox and fillers safe?

Yes. When administered by a qualified and experienced professional like Dr. Ravi Saroha, both Botox and dermal fillers are extremely safe and have minimal risks.

Can a tendon heal on its own?

Minor tendon inflammation may improve with rest, but complete tears or lacerations usually require surgical repair to restore function properly.

How soon should I get surgery after a tendon injury?

Ideally, surgery should be performed within a few days to 2 weeks for best results, especially for clean lacerations. Delayed repair can lead to tendon shortening or scarring.

What happens if a tendon injury is left untreated?

Without proper treatment, tendon injuries can lead to permanent loss of motion, joint stiffness, weakness, and disability in the affected area.

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