Fingertip replantations in children

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Journal of the Korean Society for Surgery of the Hand 2000;9(1):23-26.
Published online May 31, 2000.

Jin Yeun Hwang, M.D., Young Suk Suh, M.D.*

소아에서의 원위 수지 절단의 재접합술에 대한 임상적 고찰

황진연·서영석*

Abstract

  From Jan. 1998, 28 young children patients with complete amputations at zone I or II were replanted using a microscopic technique. Children’s average age was 4.5 years and the amputation levels were zone I in 12 cases and zone II in 16 cases. Overall survival rate was 57%(16 cases).
  In children, the advantages of the replantation for distal digital amputations are nearly normal length, good soft tissue coverage with nail and cosmetically high patient satisfaction but surgical technical difficulties are much greater than in adults.

Key Words: Fingertip replantation, Children replantation

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