THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPOIDS OF TUBERCLE BACILLI XX. THE OCCURRENCE OF MANNOSE AND INOSITE IN THE PHOSPHATIDE FRACTIONS FROM THE HUMAN, AVIAN, AND BOVINE TUBERCLE BACILLI

Abstract

Teaching hospitals had greater odds of replantation failure, owing to being high volume centers and attempting more replantations. However, the effect of residents performing the replantation during their training should be considered. Teaching units are mandatory for resident training; however, a balance should be established to provide training, but with sufficient supervision to achieve optimal replant success. A national protocol to triage digit amputation cases to high volume centers with experienced microsurgeons will help improve the replantation success rate.