Separation Surgery
Care Before the Procedure
- Keep the affected area clean and free from lotions or ointments.
- Inform the doctor about medications, allergies, or prior surgeries.
- Follow fasting instructions if general anesthesia is planned.
Care During the Procedure
- Local or general anesthesia is administered based on procedure complexity.
- Careful dissection performed to release fused or adhered tissues.
- Wound closure or dressing applied as appropriate.
- Monitor vital signs and patient comfort during surgery.
Care After the Procedure
- Maintain wound hygiene to prevent infection and promote healing.
- Perform physiotherapy if recommended to restore function.
- Avoid strain or pressure on the treated area until healed.
- Attend follow-up visits to monitor healing and recurrence.
Eligibility
- Patients with congenital tissue fusions or deformities affecting function.
- Individuals with post-surgical adhesions causing discomfort or restricted movement.
- People with scar contractures requiring surgical correction for mobility.
- Keep the affected area clean and free from lotions or ointments.
- Inform the doctor about medications, allergies, or prior surgeries.
- Follow fasting instructions if general anesthesia is planned.
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