Ganglion removal

Surgical treatment of cysts on the wrist and fingers

Are you suffering from an unpleasant lump on your wrist, hand or fingers?
Ganglion surgery is a common and effective procedure that removes a benign cyst called a ganglion. Put yourself in the hands of the experts at Perfect Clinic.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROCEDURE

What’s a ganglion?

A ganglion is a benign cyst filled with a jelly-like fluid. Most often it appears in the joints and tendons of the upper limbs – on the wrist, back of the hand or fingers. It often arises as a result of excessive strain, trauma or repeated mechanical irritation. This formation often restricts movement and can be aesthetically distracting and grow to the size of a hen’s egg. It is sometimes painful. With surgical removal of the ganglion, patients get significant relief, plus the risk of recurrence is minimized.

How can this procedure help you?

What problems does it solve and who is it suitable for?

This procedure is performed under:

Analgosedation
Local anaesthesia
General anaesthesia

Indications:

  • Pain and pressure in the ganglion area
  • Limited mobility of the hand or fingers
  • Aesthetically disturbing protrusion
  • Risk of repeated growth

Suitable for:

  • Adult patients with confirmed ganglion
  • Active individuals whose performance is limited

Procedure overview

Treatment procedure

1

Consultation with a doctor

  • Physical examination of the affected area, or ultrasound or X-ray
  • Suggestion of conservative or surgical treatment
  • Explanation of the procedure, recovery and risks
2

Preparation before the procedure

  • Discontinue or adjust the dosage of blood thinners 7 days before the procedure as agreed with the doctor
  • 2 – 3 hours before the procedure a light meal
  • Not wearing jewelry or nail polish in the area
3

Procedure

  • Outpatient, under local anaesthesia
  • Complete removal of the cyst including the cyst capsule
  • Duration: approx. 20-40 minutes
4

After the procedure

  • Instructions for home care
  • Common analgesics for pain control
5

Follow up

  • Usually 7-10 days after the procedure
  • Stitches are absorbable or removable

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Pavel Coufal, Perfect Clinic
Richard Billich, Perfect Clinic

Recovery

Aftercare

Increased restriction: rest for a week after the procedure

Recommendations

  • Quiet mode 1-2 weeks
  • Load limitation as recommended by your doctor
  • Return to normal in 1-3 weeks
  • Relapse is possible, but the risk is significantly lower after complete removal

Contraindications

Possible complications

The treatment is not suitable for people who:

  • With acute inflammation at the site of surgery
  • With recurrent ganglia
  • Pregnant (for general anaesthesia)
  • With severe internal disease

Possible complications are rare and may include:

  • Swelling, infection, bleeding
  • Damage to adjacent structures
  • Possible return of ganglia


It is always important to consult your doctor before treatment.

Price

Every patient is unique – to ensure the highest level of care and precision, each treatment plan at Perfect Clinic is tailored individually based on your personal needs and goals.

Please complete a short consultation form, and our specialists will provide you with a personalised treatment proposal and exact pricing.

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