Failed Limb Reconstruction & Post-Deformity Correction
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Life-Changing Relief from Phantom Pain and Stump Complications
Chronic phantom limb pain, painful neuromas, socket intolerance, and recurrent skin issues can be debilitating. We offer the most advanced surgical and technological solutions available.
Advanced Treatments:
- Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR)
- Regenerative Peripheral Nerve Interfaces (RPNI)
- Neuroma excision and relocation
- Osseointegration – Often dramatically reduces phantom pain by providing stable feedback
- Custom prosthetic interfaces and pain management protocols
Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR)
Regenerative Peripheral Nerve Interfaces (RPNI)
Neuroma excision and relocation
Osseointegration – Often dramatically reduces phantom pain by providing stable feedback
Custom prosthetic interfaces and pain management protocols
Many patients experience significant or complete relief after years of suffering.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between phantom pain and neuroma pain?
Phantom pain is felt in the missing limb. Neuroma pain is localized at the stump where damaged nerves form painful growths.
Can phantom limb pain be cured?
Many patients experience dramatic reduction or complete resolution after TMR, RPNI, or osseointegration.
Why do traditional sockets make stump pain worse?
Sockets put pressure on sensitive areas and neuromas. Bone-anchored prosthetics remove this pressure.
How soon after amputation should nerve procedures be done?
They can be performed at the time of amputation (preventive) or years later with excellent results.
Do you treat upper extremity phantom pain?
Yes. Our nerve procedures work very well for both upper and lower extremity phantom pain.
