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Temporary Revascularization of Limb Replantation

Zheng Li

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Objective To study the feasibility of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation in order to shorten ischemia time and accelerate functional restoration of the severed limb. Methods Temporary revascularization was firstly established with various kinds of canals before the routine replantation was conducted. A statistical comparison of objective indexes was carried out between the revascularization method and the routine method. Results The method of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation resulted in more satisfactory clinic effects than the routine method. Conclusion Temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation plays an important role in accelerating functional restoration of the severed limb, and therefore is practically recommendable in clinics.

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Objective To study the feasibility of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation in order to shorten ischemia time and accelerate functional restoration of the severed limb. Methods Temporary revascularization was firstly established with various kinds of canals before the routine replantation was conducted. A statistical comparison of objective indexes was carried out between the revascularization method and the routine method. Results The method of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation resulted in more satisfactory clinic effects than the routine method. Conclusion Temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation plays an important role in accelerating functional restoration of the severed limb, and therefore is practically recommendable in clinics.

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Objective To study the feasibility of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation in order to shorten ischemia time and accelerate functional restoration of the severed limb. Methods Temporary revascularization was firstly established with various kinds of canals before the routine replantation was conducted. A statistical comparison of objective indexes was carried out between the revascularization method and the routine method. Results The method of adopting temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation resulted in more satisfactory clinic effects than the routine method. Conclusion Temporary revascularization during the course of limb replantation plays an important role in accelerating functional restoration of the severed limb, and therefore is practically recommendable in clinics.

Key concepts: Replantation, Revascularization, Medicine, Surgery, Cardiology, Myocardial infarction

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