Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery · 2011 · 31 citations · 9 references
MedicineOrthopedic SurgerySurgeryElbow SurgeryMicrosurgeryTransplant SurgeryAllograft ReconstructionHand OrthopedicsHand ReconstructionHand SurgeryReplantation SurgeryUpper Extremity ReconstructionHand Soft Tissue ReconstructionHand TransplantationLong-term FunctionRecipient Graft SurvivalSurgical Technique ModificationsUpper Extremity Replantation
The goal of hand allotransplantation is to achieve graft survival and useful long-term function. To achieve these goals, precise surgical technique is of critical importance. The key surgical steps and sequence of events in hand allotransplantation are similar to major upper extremity replantations, but are modified to accommodate major conceptual differences that exist between the two procedures.
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