Microsurgery and Reconstruction

We treat nerve injuries, complex fractures, pseudoarthrosis, and bone infections, applying advanced reconstructive microsurgery to preserve the limb and restore function in complex cases after previous surgeries or serious traumas.

Main pathologies treated with microsurgery and reconstruction

What is reconstructive microsurgery?

Advanced repair of nerves, tissues and bones

Reconstructive microsurgery is a subspecialty of orthopedic surgery that allows the repair of nerves, tissues, or bones using a surgical microscope, connecting vessels and structures with millimeter precision.

This technique allows the transplantation of living tissues taken from the patient themselves. (skin, bone, muscle or nerve) with its blood supply to regenerate damaged areas, restore function and avoid amputations.

It is the definitive solution in cases where biology and blood flow are the key to previous surgical failure.

Rescue surgery

The last chance to save a limb

Salvage surgery is indicated in patients with injuries or failed surgeries where function or limb is at risk. The goal is to identify the cause of failure (usually biological or vascular) and restore the conditions necessary for healing.

Cases in which it applies:

Fractures that do not heal after multiple operations.
Atrophic or infected pseudoarthrosis.
Tissue loss or exposure of surgical material.
Chronic nerve damage without recovery.
Persistent infections or wounds that do not heal.

Microsurgery allows the delivery of live, irrigated tissue, guaranteeing healing and functional recovery even in highly complex situations.

Our patients' experience

When he learned about Prof. Dr. Elgeadi's minimally invasive techniques, our patient didn't think twice.

Raphaellumbar stenosis

At only 25 years old, the patient had to go through several refusals from doctors who told her that her pathology had no solution.

Maria Isabellumbar hernias

The doctors our patient Pilar saw ruled out her operation because it was a complicated intervention.

PillarDisc stenosis and herniations

"The narrowing of the canal I suffered made it difficult for me to stand."

MatildaMultilevel stenosis

Francisco was discharged from the hospital the same day, without feeling any discomfort related to the operation.

FranciscoCanal stenosis

With pain in her shoulder head extending to her arm, Almudena is diagnosed with two cervical hernias.

AlmudenaCervical prosthesis

After undergoing the operation, José Luis was able to return home the same day.

Jose LuisCanal stenosis

His case was very severe, as it reached a point where he could not stand.

Bernardherniated disc

I had been suffering from back pain for more than 15 years.

MiguelHerniated disc L5S1

She didn't hesitate to come to our clinic, as her husband had previously trusted Prof. Dr. Elgeadi's team.

Carmenherniated disc

He underwent endoscopy spinal surgery as he was experiencing lower back pain.

Anonymous3 herniated discs

He had lower back pain and loss of mobility in his right leg.

AnonymousChemonucleolysis

Her leg was numb. In her daily life, the patient experienced significant pain.

AnonymousLow back pain and sciatica

He underwent lumbar disc herniation surgery due to the great pain he experienced daily.

RockLumbar disc herniation

Our patient was experiencing severe pain in his lower back, which prevented him from carrying out his daily life normally.

AnonymousLumbar disc herniation

The patient suffered severe pain when walking, so he could only walk a few meters.

Juan AntonioCanal stenosis

After the cervical arthroplasty was performed, the patient stated that it was a painless process. His quality of life has improved enormously, since he does not have any pain or discomfort after the operation.

SaulWhiplash

A month later, Isabel says she feels perfectly fine and hasn't noticed any discomfort, achieving excellent results.

IsabelRemoval of a lumbar disc herniation

The option of performing a graft was not possible due to the patient's conditions, so it was decided to perform an implant.

EstherAnterior cruciate ligament

Once she went to Prof. Dr. Elgeadi, he offered her a complete diagnosis: she needed to undergo kyphoplasty.

MayteCervical crush

Dasha couldn't walk for more than 10 minutes at a time, which affected her daily life.

DashaComplete ankle reconstruction

He had various parts of his shoulder broken, making his quality of life increasingly worse.

MariaReconstructive shoulder surgery

After his surgery, Luis stopped feeling the constant, annoying pain he had been experiencing.

Jose Luis3 herniated discs

I had a lumbar rhizotomy, and the recovery with Prof. Dr. Elgeadi's team has been very good. I went from having pain to being completely pain-free.

VictorLumbar rhizolysis treatment

He underwent stem cell knee treatment after suffering a meniscus tear.

dawnstem cell treatment

He underwent a spinal endoscopy to relieve the pain caused by sciatica, recovering his quality of life.

TheodoreLumbar canal stenosis

The herniated disc was treated by arthrodesis. In less than 24 hours, Margarita could walk without complications.

Daisy flowerHerniated disc L5S1

When he decided to go to Prof. Dr. Elgeadi, the traumatologist expert explained to him that his case could be treated using the spinal endoscopy technique.

Anonymousherniated disc

After having gone to several traumatologists, they all offered him very invasive techniques. It was then that he met Prof. Dr. Elgeadi, who offered him an alternative: spinal endoscopy.

Pablo Colladoherniated disc stenosis

Before attending our Traumatology Clinic in Madrid, Manuel had visited various traumatologists, but all of them offered him very invasive surgical techniques.

ManuelDisc protrusions and internal meniscus

The operation was performed using arthroscopy, a minimally invasive technique used to treat joint problems.

Jorge LlorenteCalcification of the patellar tendon

Before coming to our Traumatology Clinic, the patient had visited several traumatologists, all of whom offered her treatments that were ineffective in the long term.

AnonymousLow back pain

José had back pain caused by a L5S1 disc herniation. Every day, he suffered episodes of pain in his lower back that caused him a lot of discomfort.

Jose SantosHerniated disc L5S1

He decided to come to our office after consulting the different options that existed on the internet, since Prof. Dr. Elgeadi is considered by many professionals and patients to be the best traumatologist in Spain.

AnonymousHerniated discs

His daily life was greatly affected, since he could not carry out physical activities. Before meeting Prof. Dr. Elgeadi, the previous traumatologists he saw told him that the only effective remedy for him was the use of painkillers and rest.

AnonymousHip prosthesis and herniated disc

Our patient feels a lot of trust and security on the part of Prof. Dr. Elgeadi's team, which is why he recommends going to his clinic if you suffer from any trauma pathology.

AnonymousChondromalacia patella, cyst and tumor

Chemonucleosis or percutaneous nucleotomy is a minimally invasive radiofrequency technique, the purpose of which is to reduce the volume of the nucleus of damaged intervertebral discs and alleviate nerve pressure.

dehbraChemonucleosis

After suffering a severe fracture in the L2 vertebra, the patient tried different conservative treatments, without success.

AnonymousL2 vertebral fracture

After suffering a lumbar whiplash injury, the patient came to Prof. Dr. Elgeadi's office looking for a solution. After ten rehabilitation sessions, he underwent chemonucleolysis.

Luislumbar injury

The cervical surgery was slightly complicated by the presence of osteocytes affecting the nerves in both arms that needed to be cleaned, but the scarring is minimal and has almost disappeared.

RamonCervical injury

He suffered from impingement in his lower back, which led to sciatica. In less than 24 hours you get your appointment with Prof. Dr. Elgeadi. He came out of the operation very happy and pain-free, with a wonderful recovery.

Joséherniated disc

The patient, who plays soccer, has undergone surgery for a herniated disc. Prof. Dr. Elgeadi recommends 10 days of immobilization and then you can lead a normal life.

Alexanderherniated disc

After receiving a discouraging diagnosis from a previous surgeon, he came to us hoping for a more beneficial second opinion. He himself confirmed his change after the operation.

Francisco3 herniated discs

Vascularized bone graft

Transplantation of a segment of living bone with its artery and vein to reconstruct defects or non-healing joints. It is the most effective treatment for fractures with biological deficiencies or inadequate blood supply (such as non-healing joints of the tibia, humerus, or scaphoid).

Vascularized corticoperiosteal flap

Microsurgical procedure that transfers a thin bone graft along with the layer that covers it and its blood vessels, stimulating bone consolidation in areas of failure.

Nerve repair and reconstruction

Treatment of nerve sections or injuries by:

Direct suturing under a microscope
Autologous grafts to bridge defects
Nerve or tendon transfers to restore function in chronic injuries

It allows the restoration of mobility, strength, and sensitivity in the affected limb.

Brachial plexus surgery

High-precision surgeries aimed at restoring arm and hand function through nerve and muscle grafts or transfers. Essential for patients with loss of movement following severe trauma.

"Fix and Flap" surgery

A combined technique that integrates bone fixation and vascularized flap coverage in a single surgery. It allows for the reconstruction of open fractures, complex wounds, or areas with skin loss, reducing complications and infections.

Resolving doubts…

What is the difference between reconstructive surgery and conventional surgery?

Conventional surgery aims to stabilize, while reconstructive surgery restores living tissue, its blood supply, and its ability to regenerate. It is the approach of choice when previous surgeries have failed.

When is microsurgery recommended for pseudoarthrosis?

When bone fails to heal due to insufficient blood flow, microsurgery using vascularized bone grafts biologically reconstructs the area and allows for a definitive cure.

What techniques are used to repair peripheral nerves?

Depending on the extent of the damage, a direct suture, an autologous graft, or a nerve transfer is performed. The goal is to restore mobility, strength, and sensation, while preventing permanent damage.

What are the benefits of Fix and Flap surgery?

It combines bone and soft tissue reconstruction in a single procedure, reducing the risk of infection, shortening recovery time, and improving function and aesthetic results.

Can a limb recover after several failed operations?

Yes. Our microsurgical approach allows us to reconstruct bone, nerve, and tissue with functional and aesthetic results, even in cases that other centers consider unsolvable.

Professionals specializing in microsurgery and reconstruction

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Microsurgery and Reconstruction

Main pathologies treated with microsurgery and reconstruction

Peripheral nerve injuries

Brachial plexus injuries

complex bone pseudoarthrosis

Complex or open fractures

Complex wounds and coverage defects

Osteomyelitis and bone infections