Main ContentSurgery at the Hand Center
Our hand surgery specialists are well versed in both open and minimally invasive techniques to treat the full scope of hand and upper extremity pathologies.
Conditions such scars from burns, spasticity and others can cause contractures in the hands and fingers. Our surgeons work to release constricted tissue, restore movement and flexibility.
Fractures, dislocations, soft tissue injuries, arthritis and other degenerative conditions can all require expert hand and wrist surgery to restore optimal function. Our surgeon specialists perform a high volume of procedures to treat hand and wrist pathologies.
Microsurgery, reconstructive surgery via microscopic magnification, may be used to treat traumatic injuries of the soft tissues/tendons/nerves, cancer or other neoplastic growths, congenital differences, and non-urgent conditions.
Pediatric hand surgeons at Children's of Mississippi provide the full range of surgeries to treat pediatric congenital hand differences, such as extra, absent or webbed fingers, traumatic hand/upper extremity injuries, peripheral nerve pathologies, and cancers of the bones and soft tissues.
Our surgeons provide expertise in procedures to treat compressive neuropathies, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome, in addition to traumatic nerve injuries and chronic nerve problems.
Arthritis, injuries and fractures can all lead to pain and disability in the shoulder and elbow. Our surgeons repair tears and injuries and perform arthroscopies and arthroplasties.