Reconstructive surgery · Lower limb
Lower limb surgery
Reconstructive surgery for selected lower-limb problems following trauma, previous surgery, complex soft-tissue injury or peripheral nerve damage.
Overview
An individual approach
Lower-limb reconstruction aims to protect vital structures, restore durable soft-tissue cover and support the best achievable balance of function and form. Mr Mohan also assesses selected peripheral nerve problems affecting the lower limb, where treatment may involve nerve decompression, repair or reconstruction. Planning is tailored to the injury, tissues, nerve function and wider clinical picture.
Peripheral nerve treatment is highly individual. The appropriate approach depends on the cause, level and duration of nerve dysfunction, associated injuries and findings from clinical assessment and investigations.
Treatment options
Procedures within this area
Soft-tissue reconstruction
Complex wound reconstruction
Peripheral nerve surgery
Your consultation
Thoughtful planning, clear advice
Assessment considers the wound, circulation, peripheral nerves, bones, joints, muscle function and previous treatment.
Where nerve injury is present, examination and appropriate investigations help define the level and severity of damage and the realistic options for recovery.
The reconstructive options, expected recovery and potential need for multidisciplinary care are discussed.
Treatment is planned around functional priorities, durable reconstruction and the quality of the final contour.
Private consultations
Begin with a conversation.
Discuss your goals and receive an individual assessment with clear, considered advice.
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