Stitching of wounds, ingrown nail surgery, drainage of abscesses and haematomas, and hand surgery at Maja Hospital in Niš.
Other procedures
Stitching of wounds, ingrown nail surgery, incision and drainage of abscesses (collections of pus) and drainage of haematomas (collections of blood). Most of these procedures are done under local anaesthetic. If you have a deep or heavily bleeding wound, an animal bite, or an injury after which you cannot move a finger or cannot feel it, do not wait for a booked appointment: call an ambulance on 194.
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Trigger finger surgery, removal of ganglion cysts (hygromas, cysts in the wrist or hand area), tendon repair (stitching a tendon), synovectomy (removal of the inflamed lining of a tendon or joint) and other procedures on the tendons of the hand. A fresh tendon injury, for example a cut after which a finger cannot bend or straighten, needs to be seen without delay.
Read moreThe information in this text is general in nature and does not replace an examination by a doctor.
Information on this website does not replace a medical examination. Treatment is decided by a doctor after the examination.
