Nerve injuries can result in weakness, paralysis, numbness, pain, or loss of hand and limb function. In some cases, function can be improved through reconstructive nerve surgery.
Depending on the type and timing of the injury, treatment options may include nerve repair, nerve grafting, nerve transfers, tendon transfers, or free functioning muscle reconstruction. Surgery is often combined with specialist therapy and rehabilitation.
Our goal is to maximise recovery and help patients regain movement, sensation, independence, and quality of life.
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Meet Our Surgeons
Providing tailored procedures for patients with complex limb conditions, from assessment through to recovery and rehabilitation.
Mr David Leonard
Mr Leonard is the founder and managing director of Leeds Limb Centre and a Consultant in Reconstructive Plastic and Hand Surgery.
Mr Waseem Bhat
Mr Bhat began his clinical training at the Yorkshire Deanery before further training in Plastic Surgery in Bristol, Oxford, and the North East.
Mr Patrick Foster
Mr Foster qualified from the Unversity of Oxford in 2001. He trained in Leeds followed by The Ilizarov Fellowship in Liverpool and The National Paediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship in Sheffield.
Multidisciplinary
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For complex limb conditions, the best outcomes often come from more than one specialist working together.
Multiple specialists.
Joined-up advice.
One clear path forward.
For complex limb conditions, the best outcomes often come from more than one specialist working together.
Our multidisciplinary team combines expertise in surgery, prosthetics, rehabilitation and pain management to provide coordinated, patient-centred care.
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