Hand and brachial plexus surgeon in Paris
Surgery of the hand, brachial plexus and peripheral nerves
From common wrist injuries to complex brachial plexus damage, specialised care explained step by step.

- 35+
- Years of experience
- 30,000+
- Procedures performed
- 86+
- Scientific publications
- 60+
- International presentations
- 8
- Humanitarian missions
Explore your handUnderstand, zone by zone
Rotate the 3D model and select a region to isolate the structure and discover the associated conditions, treatments and procedures.
Pink dots = pathology zones
Selected region
Wrist
- Condition
- Wrist arthritis, distal radius fractures, instability.
- Treatment
- Injection, custom splint, guided rehabilitation.
- Procedure
- Arthroscopy, osteosynthesis, partial arthrodesis.
Explained surgical procedure: the carpal tunnel
Example of a surgical procedure
The carpal tunnel
Move the slider to see the change: on the left the median nerve compression, on the right the ligament release and the expected benefits.
- -92%
- pain at 3 months
- 15 d
- average return


Your symptomsWhat are you feeling?
Identify your discomfort to go directly to the dedicated page.
- 01
Tingling
Hand falling asleep, especially at night
- 02
Pain
Wrist, palm or forearm
- 03
Painful thumb
At the base, when pinching
- 04
Locked finger
Catching or snapping
- 05
Loss of strength
Dropping objects
- 06
Stiff wrist
Reduced range of motion
- 07
Arthritis
Chronic pain, deformity
- 08
Fracture
Recent trauma
Your care pathwayStructured support, from the first appointment to the return to your activities
At every step, you know where you are and what comes next. A dedicated contact, clear explanations and personalised follow-up — nothing is left to chance.
- Step 1
Consultation
Attentive listening and a complete clinical examination, without haste.
- Step 2
Diagnosis
A diagnosis made and clearly explained, with diagrams.
- Step 3
Investigations
Imaging and electromyogram prescribed only when necessary.
- Step 4
Surgery
The technique best suited to your case, often as day surgery.
- Step 5
Rehabilitation
A personalised protocol with a specialised physiotherapist.
- Step 6
Follow-up & return
Regular check-ups until you fully resume your activities.
The same surgeon follows you from the consultation to the last check-up — with a dedicated secretary reachable at every step.
Our proceduresComplete surgical expertise
All procedures →- 01
Brachial plexus
Reconstructive surgery of the nerve roots
- 02
Nerve transfers
Reanimation of upper-limb palsies
- 03
Carpal tunnel
Micro-invasive release of the median nerve
- 04
Ultrasound-guided surgery
Minimally invasive guided procedures
- 05
Dupuytren's disease
Percutaneous needle aponeurotomy
- 06
Basal thumb arthritis
Trapeziectomy & thumb prosthesis
- 07
Ulnar nerve
Neurolysis & transposition
- 08
Replantation (SOS Main)
Hand replantation & grafting
Dr Frédéric TeboulAnswers personally on the forumEthically reliable answers to your questions
An editorial forum where every answer is written and validated by Dr Teboul, dated, sourced and kept up to date. The reference cited by patients — and by AI answer engines.
“Is a wrist cyst serious?”
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“How long before I can drive?”
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Frequently asked questionsYour most common questions
Dr Frédéric Teboul treats conditions of the hand and wrist (carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, Dupuytren's disease, basal thumb arthritis, De Quervain's tenosynovitis, distal radius and scaphoid fractures), elbow conditions, as well as disorders of the peripheral nerves and brachial plexus: nerve compressions, traumatic nerve injuries, nerve tumours and upper-limb palsies.
Another question? Check the forum or ask it during a consultation.
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