Vascular & Soft Tissue Conditions of the Hand

Vascular and Soft Tissue Conditions of the Hand treated by Dr. Dharmesh JB in Bangalore

The hand and upper limb have a complex network of blood vessels and soft tissues that support movement, sensation, and healing. When circulation is affected or soft tissue is damaged, it can lead to pain, swelling, delayed healing, or loss of function. At Dr. Dharmesh JB’s Clinic in Bangalore, we provide specialized care for vascular and soft tissue conditions using advanced microsurgical and reconstructive techniques.

Dr. Dharmesh JB focuses on restoring blood flow, preserving tissue viability, and improving functional outcomes through precise evaluation and stage-wise treatment planning.

Vascular & Soft Tissue Conditions We Treat

Vascular Anomalies of the Upper Limb

Vascular anomalies are abnormal blood vessel formations that may be present from birth or develop over time. These can include vascular malformations or other abnormal vessel clusters that may cause swelling, pain, discoloration, repeated bleeding, ulceration, or reduced function of the hand and arm. Management depends on the type and extent of the anomaly and may involve clinical monitoring, imaging-based evaluation, and surgical or reconstructive treatment when symptoms affect daily life or tissue health.

Management of Finger and Upper Limb Amputees (Rehabilitation & Prosthesis Planning)

Finger or upper limb amputation—whether due to trauma, infection, or severe tissue damage—requires structured long-term care to restore independence. We provide comprehensive management including wound/stump care, scar control, contracture prevention, and functional rehabilitation. Prosthesis planning is an important part of recovery, where guidance is given on the most suitable prosthetic options (finger prosthesis or limb prosthesis), timing for fitting, and training for usage. The goal is to maximize function, comfort, and return to daily activities and work.

Common Vascular & Soft Tissue Problems Seen

Vascular injuries with reduced blood flow to the hand
Vascular malformations and abnormal vessel swellings
Soft tissue defects after trauma or infection
Crush injuries with compromised circulation
Degloving injuries requiring soft tissue reconstruction
Non-healing wounds and chronic ulcers of the hand
Post-amputation care and functional rehabilitation

Treatment Approach

Each case begins with a detailed assessment of blood flow and tissue viability. Depending on the condition, treatment may involve Doppler/imaging evaluation, microsurgical repair of vessels, soft tissue coverage, reconstruction using grafts or flaps, and rehabilitation planning. The aim is to preserve tissue, prevent further damage, and restore functional hand use.

Why Choose Dr. Dharmesh JB?

Microsurgical Expertise: Specialized training in vascular and reconstructive surgery of the upper limb.
Comprehensive Evaluation: Detailed diagnostic workup to assess circulation and tissue health.
Advanced Reconstruction: Use of grafts, flaps, and microsurgical methods to restore soft tissues.
Rehabilitation Focus: Functional recovery planning including therapy and prosthesis guidance.

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Recovery depends on the underlying condition and the type of procedure performed. Rehabilitation may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, scar management, splinting, and structured strengthening exercises. For amputees, rehabilitation also includes prosthesis planning and training to improve functional independence.

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