At Genesiss Multi-Speciality Hospital, our Orthopedic and Plastic Surgery teams provide Limb Salvage & Reconstruction for patients with severe trauma, infections, tumors, or congenital defects. This advanced surgical approach focuses on preserving the affected limb while restoring function, stability, and appearance. Using state-of-the-art microsurgery, bone reconstruction, and soft tissue repair techniques, we aim for optimal mobility and quality of life.
- Severe Trauma: Accidents causing bone, muscle, or nerve damage
- Tumors: Bone or soft tissue cancers requiring reconstruction
- Infections or Chronic Wounds: Compromised tissue threatening limb viability
- Congenital Deformities: Structural abnormalities affecting limb function
- Functional Impairment: Loss of mobility, strength, or dexterity
- Bone Reconstruction: Using grafts, implants, or fixation devices to restore structure
- Soft Tissue Coverage: Flap surgery or skin grafting to repair tissue defects
- Microsurgical Techniques: Reconnecting blood vessels, nerves, and tissue for limb survival
- Amputation Alternatives: Preserving limbs wherever possible using advanced reconstruction
- Post-Operative Care: Physiotherapy, wound care, and functional rehabilitation
What is limb salvage and reconstruction?
It is a surgical approach aimed at preserving a damaged or diseased limb while restoring function, stability, and appearance.
Who is eligible for limb salvage surgery?
Patients with severe trauma, infections, tumors, or congenital deformities that threaten limb viability can benefit from limb salvage and reconstruction.
Is limb salvage surgery safe?
Yes, when performed by experienced orthopedic and plastic surgeons, limb salvage procedures are safe and highly effective.
How long is the recovery period?
Recovery varies based on the severity of the injury and reconstruction performed. It may take several weeks to months with physiotherapy for optimal function.
Will I need follow-up care?
Yes, regular follow-ups are essential for monitoring healing, rehabilitation, and ensuring the limb regains maximum function.