Neurosurgery

Treatment of Congenital or Post-Injury Nerve Damage and Restoration of Mobility

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Neurosurgery

For a Better Quality of Life Without Pain

Our specialized treatments focus on effective pain relief, restoring function, and improving quality of life. Using modern, evidence-based medical techniques, our goal is to help patients live pain-free, regain mobility, and enjoy lasting well-being.


Areas of Treatment

  • Compression Syndromes

  • Nerve Injuries

  • Chronic Nerve Pain

We treat compression syndromes such as carpal tunnel syndrome, caused by compression of the median nerve in the wrist, and cubital tunnel syndrome, where the ulnar nerve is compressed at the elbow.

In the field of reconstructive nerve surgery, we treat nerve injuries resulting from accidents or trauma, as well as chronic nerve pain. This includes pulling or burning pain caused by nerve transections (neuromas) or nerve damage from tearing, crushing, or overstretching.

Our goal is to restore nerve function, relieve pain, and sustainably improve quality of life.

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Cubital Tunnel Syndrome – Causes and Treatment

Cubital tunnel syndrome (also known as ulnar nerve entrapment or sulcus ulnaris syndrome) is caused by compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow, often due to prolonged bending of the arm, pressure on the elbow, or anatomical narrowing. Typical symptoms include tingling, numbness, pain, and weakness in the forearm and hand.

Treatment includes splinting, activity modification, physiotherapy, and pain management. In cases of persistent or severe symptoms, microsurgical decompression of the nerve may be necessary to relieve pain and restore hand function.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Causes and Treatment

Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of the median nerve (nervus medianus) at the wrist, often due to repetitive strain, overuse, or anatomical narrowing. Typical symptoms include tingling, numbness, pain, and weakness in the hand.

Treatment ranges from wrist splints, physiotherapy, and anti-inflammatory measures to microsurgical decompression of the nerve to relieve pain and restore hand function.