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Abstract
Objective
To investigate the clinical efficacy of the use of the technology of supercharging and making flap on Yamano area I type II replantation of broken finger.
Methods
From January, 2016 to June, 2018, 15 cases (16 fingers) of type II replantation of severed fingers in Yamano area I were treated. During the operation, 2 arteries in the severed fingers were anastomosed and supercharged outside the arteries. Bone fragments in the severed fingers were removed to make them flaps. The blood supply and long-term healing of replanted finger were observed after routine treatment including antiinfection, anticoagulation and antispasm in outpatient follow-up.
Results
Sixteen fingers of replantation of severed fingers survived smoothly. Followed-up for 6-12 months showed that there were no deformities in the surviving finger, good nail growth, full abdomen and recovery of pain and temperature. The static 2-PD was 7-9 mm. According to the Evaluation Criteria of Replantation Function of Severed Finger of Chinese Medical Association Hand Surgery Society, 13 fingers were excellent and 3 fingers were good.
Conclusion
In the replantation of Yamano area I type II amputated finger, high survival rate and good healing effect can be achieved by using the technology of supercharging and making flap.
Key words:
Replantation of broken finger; Yamano I area; Supercharging; Making flap
期刊介绍:
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery was established in 1978, the predecessor of which is Microsurgery. Chinese Journal of Microsurgery is now indexed by WPRIM, CNKI, Wanfang Data, CSCD, etc. The impact factor of the journal is 1.731 in 2017, ranking the third among all journal of comprehensive surgery.
The journal covers clinical and basic studies in field of microsurgery. Articles with clinical interest and implications will be given preference.