Microvascular Surgery
Free-tissue transfer and replantation at the highest level.
Microvascular surgery uses operating microscopes and ultra-fine instruments to rejoin blood vessels and transfer tissue with its own blood supply. It is the foundation of modern reconstruction — from replanting a severed part to rebuilding a defect with living tissue.
Dr. Neeraj Upadhyay received his microvascular training at Ganga Hospital, Coimbatore, one of the finest centres for this surgery in the world, bringing world-class skill back to Lucknow.
Where microsurgery matters
From complex open fractures with exposed bone to limb-threatening injuries, microvascular surgery makes reconstruction possible where it otherwise would not be. It is often the difference between amputation and a functioning limb.
Precision at the smallest scale
These procedures demand extraordinary precision — rejoining vessels barely a millimetre across. This is where training, experience and steady hands matter most.
About microvascular
It is the transfer of tissue — skin, muscle or bone — together with its own blood vessels, which are then reconnected under a microscope at the recipient site.
In many cases, yes. Replantation of amputated fingers and other parts is a core part of microvascular surgery, with outcomes depending on the nature of the injury.
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