Background: The aim of this study was to conduct a systematic review of the English
literature on replantation of distal digital amputations to provide the best evidence of survival …

Injuries to the fingertip are common. The goal of treatment is restoration of a painless,
functional digit with protective sensation. The amount of soft-tissue loss, the integrity of the …

Background: Digital replantation attempt and success rates have been declining in the
United States. Regionalization of digit replantation has been proposed as a solution to …

The final judgment of whether to replant may not be determined until after microscopic
inspection of vessels and nerves is complete. Once committed, it is ultimately the attention to …

Introduction Microsurgical replantation following digital amputation has variable success
rates. Sociodemographic factors and surgery-related variables have been shown to …

Background: The purpose of this study was to perform a cost-utility analysis to compare
revision amputation and replantation treatment of finger amputation injuries across a …

Fingertip amputations are one of the most common injuries faced in an emergency
department. Finger tip replantation though technically possible, are not regularly done due …

Importance Risk-adjusted variation in surgeon outcomes has been traditionally explained by
surgeon volume and hospital infrastructure, yet it is unclear how a surgeon's operative …

Replantation is the process of reattaching amputated parts. Relative indications for
replantation in the upper extremity include amputation of the thumb or multiple digits as well …

Background: Artery-only replantation may be necessary in circumstances when venous
repair cannot be performed due to their size or vessel injury. Venous congestion of the …