Salvage of the skin envelope in complex incomplete avulsion injury of thumb with venous arterializaiton: A case report
Yu‐Hsien Lin, Chu-Hsu Jeng, Cheng-Han Hsieh, Hwang-Chi Lin
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Yu‐Hsien Lin, Chu-Hsu Jeng, Cheng-Han Hsieh, Hwang-Chi Lin
Abstract
Treatment of an avulsion or degloving injury of the hand is a difficult but not unusual operation for plastic reconstructive or hand surgeons. The avulsion may be salvaged by arteriovenous shunting technique. We present a patient with incomplete avulsion injury of the distal phalanx of thumb. Arteriovenous shunting was created and the wound reconstructed primarily under venous arterialization. The avulsed skin envelope was survived well and functional status was improved.
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Treatment of an avulsion or degloving injury of the hand is a difficult but not unusual operation for plastic reconstructive or hand surgeons. The avulsion may be salvaged by arteriovenous shunting technique. We present a patient with incomplete avulsion injury of the distal phalanx of thumb. Arteriovenous shunting was created and the wound reconstructed primarily under venous arterialization. The avulsed skin envelope was survived well and functional status was improved.
Key concepts: Medicine, Avulsion, Degloving, Avulsion injury, Microsurgery, Shunting, Phalanx, Surgery