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  • Title: [Late results after thumb replantation].
    Author: Stock W, Biemer E, Duspiva W.
    Journal: Handchirurgie; 1980; 12(1-2):101-3. PubMed ID: 7250788.
    Abstract:
    72 cases of thumb amputation and replantation were studied, 50% of which resulted from saw injuries and 20% from avulsions. 64 (88,9%) of the thumbs survived. The functional results in 52 available for review show that 95% achieved a good or satisfactory result. This demonstrates clearly that a thumb amputation is always an absolute indication for a replantation. In a multiple amputation case, where the thumb is destroyed or absent one should do a primary finger transfer. In such cases also we achieved similar good results.
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