Microsurgery: Transplantation and Replantation by Harry J. Buncke, MD, et al. |
Replantation was performed for complete hand amputation through the wrist.
FIG. 31-55. Amputated hand.
CASE 13 This case involved complete sharp amputation of the dominant hand in a 22-year-old man. |
FIG. 31-65. The amputation was through the distal radius and ulna.
CASE 14 A patient sustained an avulsive hand injury. From Holl, E.J., and Buncke, H.J.: Microsurgical techniques to reconstruct irreparable nerve loss. Orthop. Clin North Am 12:381, 1981. FIG. 31-72. In this avulsive hand injury, all tendons that cross the wrist were carried with the amputated part.
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