Twin Tower - Zayed City - Giza.
Wednesday

With the ongoing medical development, it became possible today to treat torn tendons and ligaments using the most recent technologies such as the use of surgical arthroscopy in treatment of wrist and elbow injuries, improving the surgical specificity

Nerve decompression surgery is that kind of operations performed to those who suffer from numbness, tingling or even severe pain on moving the hand or one of the fingers that lasts for a few hours up to few days due to compression of the nerve responsible for supplying sensation and movement to the hand

Dr. Mostafa Mahmoud performs these reconstructive microscopic surgeries to reconnect nerves and blood vessels in cut injuries (i.e. a severed limb) or in stab injuries which are caused by penetration of a body tissue with sharp objects such as nails (frequent among factory workers) or even animal bites. Dr. Mostafa also uses this technique to treat cases of partial or total limb amputation and re-attaching them back to the body.

A nerve plexus is simply a group of nerves emerging out of the spinal cord and combine together in a certain area to form a “plexus” which act as the main center of control of the movement of the upper limbs in humans

Dr. Mostafa makes sure that surgery is merely a last resort, as he believes that physiotherapy plays an important role in the treatment of sports injuries in particular, and it is also a very important step before and after surgery, especially if done regularly and professionally considering its importance