HAND SURGERY • N1 CLINIC

Hand Surgery in Dnipro

Diagnosis and treatment of hand and finger conditions, injuries, and their consequences. From conservative treatment to surgery — when medically indicated.

Dnipro
consultation and treatment
N1 Clinic
orthopedics and traumatology
Individual Treatment Plan
after examination and diagnosis

WHAT WE TREAT

Hand Conditions and Injuries

We help with pain, restricted movement, numbness, injuries, and other problems affecting the hand, wrist, and fingers.

01

Hand and Wrist Pain

Pain in the hand, wrist, palm, or fingers; pain during movement or physical load.

02

Numbness and Sensory Changes

Finger numbness, tingling, burning, reduced or altered sensation. Carpal tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome.

03

Problems Bending or Straightening the Fingers

Trigger finger; a finger that does not fully bend or straighten. Notta’s disease, stenosing tenosynovitis / trigger finger.

04

Thumb Pain and Disorders

De Quervain’s disease, thumb osteoarthritis, and other causes of pain in this area.

05

Osteoarthritis and Arthritis

Osteoarthritis of the hand and fingers, arthritis, inflammation, pain, stiffness, and limited movement.

06

Lumps and Swellings

Ganglion cysts, other cysts, lumps, and soft-tissue masses in the hand area.

07

Deformities and Contractures

Dupuytren’s contracture, post-traumatic deformities, and restricted finger movement.

08

Tendon Injuries

Injuries and ruptures of the flexor and extensor tendons of the hand and fingers.

09

Ligament Injuries

Sprains, tears, and other ligament injuries of the hand and wrist.

10

Nerve Injuries

Nerve Injuries кисті, порушення чутливості, оніміння та слабкість.

11

Hand and Finger Injuries

Fractures of the fingers, hand, and wrist; dislocations, sprains, and other injuries.

12

Nail and Nail Bed Injuries

Injuries to the nails and nail bed, including soft-tissue damage to the distal phalanges.

13

Aftereffects of Injuries and Surgery

Pain, swelling, stiffness, reduced grip, and impaired hand or finger movement after injury or surgery.

IMPORTANT

Congenital Hand Conditions in Children

Polydactyly, syndactyly, clinodactyly, camptodactyly, and macrodactyly.

IMPORTANT

Not Sure What the Problem Is Called?

If you have pain, numbness, deformity, or restricted hand movement, book a consultation. The first step is to identify the cause of the symptoms and then determine the appropriate treatment plan.

WHEN TO SEE A DOCTOR

When Your Hand No Longer Works as It Used To

The same symptoms can have different causes. The purpose of the consultation is to identify the source of the problem and determine the most appropriate treatment approach.

  • a finger does not fully bend or straighten;
  • you develop numbness, tingling, or burning in the fingers;
  • a finger clicks, locks, or hurts during movement;
  • it becomes difficult to move a finger or the hand after an injury;
  • there is deformity, swelling, a lump, or persistent pain;
  • your grip strength or ability to hold objects has decreased.

SPECIALIST

Kseniia Furmanova

Orthopedic traumatologist specializing in hand surgery and treatment of hand disorders.

A doctor with 15 years of clinical experience specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of hand injuries and conditions in both children and adults.
Treats a wide range of hand conditions — from traumatic injuries to disorders of the tendons, nerves, joints, and soft tissues.
Uses minimally invasive techniques, including needling, as well as modern surgical treatment methods.
Member of hand surgery professional associations in Ukraine and Europe.

15 years
clinical experience
over 2,400
surgeries / consultations
N1 Clinic
Dnipro

HOW TREATMENT WORKS

From Consultation to Follow-Up

STEP 01

Consultation

The doctor reviews your symptoms, how they developed or how the injury occurred, and performs an examination.

STEP 02

Diagnostics

When indicated, X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT, or other diagnostic tests may be recommended.

STEP 03

Treatment Plan

The doctor determines whether conservative treatment is sufficient or whether an intervention is indicated.

STEP 04

Treatment and Follow-Up

Treatment is provided, followed by monitoring of recovery and hand function.

Need a Consultation for a Hand Problem?

Book an examination at N1 Clinic in Dnipro.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQ

Answers to common questions about the diagnosis and treatment of hand conditions and injuries.

No. Treatment depends on the diagnosis, stage of the condition, type of injury, and degree of functional impairment. Surgery is considered only when medically indicated.
An examination by an orthopedic traumatologist and appropriate diagnostics are recommended first, because numbness can have different causes, including nerve compression.
Do not delay medical assessment, especially if there is deformity, significant swelling, an open wound, or difficulty actively bending or straightening a finger.
Yes. If you have previous reports, X-rays, MRI, CT, or ultrasound results, bring them with you to the consultation.
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