Persistent pain after amputation can have a major impact on mobility, sleep, prosthetic use, and quality of life. One common cause is a neuroma — a painful growth of nerve tissue that can develop after a nerve has been cut.
Patients may experience sharp pain, electric shock sensations, sensitivity, phantom limb pain, or pain when wearing a prosthesis. Treatment options may include nerve surgery, targeted muscle reinnervation (TMR), regenerative nerve procedures, scar revision, or soft tissue reconstruction.
Our approach focuses on identifying the cause of pain and developing an individual treatment plan aimed at improving comfort, function, and prosthetic tolerance.
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Our multidisciplinary team combines expertise in surgery, prosthetics, rehabilitation and pain management to provide coordinated, patient-centred care.
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