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What is the definition of finger reattachment?
Finger reattachment (or replacement) is defined as reattachment of the part that has been completely amputated.
What is the alternative to finger reattachment?
The only alternative to this procedure is to lose the finger(s) entirely and manage the remaining hand injury.
What is the time that a severed finger can remain viable for reattachment?
The finger can be reattached if the veins, arteries and nerves aren't damaged. Rougly 12hours.
Who are good candidates for finger reattachment?
Good candidates for this procedure include persons with thumb or multiple digit amputation .
What types of statistics are there on finger reattachment?
There are about 10,000 cases of job-related amputations in the United States each year; 94% of these involve fingers. Few statistics are available for the out-come of replantations.
What is the opposite of the dorsal part of the finger?
The opposite of the dorsal part of the finger is the palmar part. The dorsal part is the back of the finger, while the palmar part is the front or underside of the finger.
What is tetracaine hydrochloride ophthalmic solution used for?
TypiCally used for minor eye infections such as "pink eye" some hand surgeons use it in delicate micro surgeries to clean a wound for finger and nerve reattachment
What is the medical term meaning reattachment of a ligament?
ligo - tie, bind. Reattacment is Anastomosis. The 2 words Reattachment + Ligament in Latin term will be < Anastomosis ligamenti
What is the soft part of your finger called?
The soft part of your finger is called the fingertip. It is the padded area at the end of your finger that is sensitive to touch.
Who performs finger reattachment?
a microsurgeon, who may be a plastic surgeon with five years of general surgery training, plus two years of plastic surgery training and another one or two years of training in microneurovascular surgery; or an orthopedic surgeon
What is the success rate for retinal reattachment?
The success rate for retinal reattachment surgery is about 85-90%. However, the success rate may vary depending on the severity and underlying cause of the retinal detachment. It is important to discuss your specific situation and prognosis with your eye doctor.
Do you finger your girlfriend with the whole of your finger or part of it?
all of it =] depends what she likes
