Our hands for your hands

Saitama Hand & Microsurgery Institute

Hands play an important role in human life. Their powerful and versatile functions are indispensable to performing daily activities including bread-and-butter work, sports, and the arts such as painting, sculpting, and playing musical instruments. In addition, the hands are used to express feelings, just like the face, and they are often exposed to the public eye, so preserving their natural beauty is also important.

The Saitama Hand & Microsurgery Institute provides treatment for people suffering from traumatic injuries including fractures, amputations, tendon and nerve injuries, contractures due to scarring, tenosynovitis, neurological disorders, osteoarthritis, tumors, and innate deformities from the elbow to the fingertip. We are also engaged in research into new treatment methods, and the training of doctors aspiring to become hand surgeon specialists.

Our logo represents hand surgery in cooperation with plastic and orthopedic surgery, and is designed to evoke the image of Sagidama, a symbol associated with Saitama.
The bright blue color represents "coolness" and "creativity," while the yellowish green symbolizes "hope," "brilliance," and "challenge," expressing the desire to transmit new, hopeful hand surgery to the world.

Our ultimate goal is to contribute to the progress of society by performing hand surgery.