Microsurgery: Transplantation and Replantation by Harry J. Buncke, MD, et al. |
CASE 3 Zone II devascularizing injury was seen in a 2-year-old child. FIG. 31-09. Injury at this level remains one of the most difficult in which to restore maximum function. Secondary procedures are often necessary to maximize PIP motion and tendon pull-through.
CASE 4 This four-finger, Zone II amputation was one of the early cases performed in our unit in 1976, and demonstrates the evolution of our management. FIG. 31-13. Appearance of hand.
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CASE 5 A patient had a complex four-finger injury through the PIP joints. Current management includes maximizing function by cross-transplanting fingers to maintain maximal length to the ulnar digits. FIG. 31-18. Appearance of injury.
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