Why do some people s fingers regenerate after they are broken?

If the patient's finger body is not seriously squeezed, the severed finger body can be directly replanted, and the survival rate is 98%, and the beauty and function of the later exercise have good results. <>

However, there are also many people who miss the first stage of replantation or the severed finger body is destroyed and leads to lifelong finger defect, for patients with serious finger injury and cannot achieve replantation, in this case, if you want to regenerate the severed finger, finger reconstruction is a good method, and we will implement remodeling according to the patient's wishes. <>

In the early stage, the injured part is stasis and swelling, the meridians are blocked, and the qi and blood are blocked. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that "if the stasis does not go, the bone cannot grow", and "the stasis removes the new bone". It can be seen that swelling and stasis are the first priority for fracture healing.

In principle, the diet is mainly light, such as vegetables, eggs, soy products, fruits, fish soup, lean meat, etc., avoid sour and spicy, hot and dry, greasy, especially do not eat fatty and nourishing products too early, such as bone broth, fat chicken, stewed fish, etc., otherwise blood stasis and stagnation, difficult to dissipate, will delay the course of the disease, make the callus growth retarded, and affect the recovery of joint function in the future. <>

After the finger amputation surgery, the most important thing is the postoperative repair, the postoperative repair is very important for the finger to grow well, the first thing the patient needs to do is to eat some food that helps the postoperative repair under the guidance of the doctor, and secondly, do some finger rehabilitation treatment appropriately, so as to help the finger to recover health.

After the finger is broken, it cannot be regenerated, but it can be reconstructed. Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital introduced: Finger reconstruction refers to the technology of 3D printing 1:

1 restores the extent of missing fingers, then accurately takes different parts of the patient's body according to the 3D model, and finally transplants them to the hand, thus restoring the shape, function and feel of the fingers. [Click on manual consultation to learn more**plan].

The commonly used finger reconstruction programs in Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital are:

1. Iliac bone grafting + nail flap: take a part of the bone and nail flap from the iliac bone and big toe respectively, and then assemble the two into the shape of a finger and transplant it to the finger, keeping the patient's five toes.

2. Second toe joint + iliac + nail flap: take the middle joint of the second toe, the iliac bone, and the nail flap of the big toe, combine them into a finger shape and transplant them, after the second toe has no joint, and the first toe has no nail.

If you want to know more about finger reconstruction, we recommend consulting Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital. Shunde Heping Surgery Hospital is a specialized hospital for hand surgery, which pursues the service concept of high quality and meticulous service, and receives thousands of patients with finger reconstruction needs every year, and restores their fingers with exquisite medical skills. Finger reconstruction, which not only allows patients to regain their full hand shape and self-confidence, is also a milestone in the development of medicine.

Because if the finger that was broken at that time is well protected, it can be reconnected.

If a human finger is broken and not regenerated in time, it is simply impossible.

No, although man is a higher animal, he cannot be a part of his own body.

If a person's finger is not connected in time after it is broken, it is impossible to grow it back.

If a person's finger is not connected in time after it is broken, it can be reconnected.

No, it is impossible for a human finger to regenerate after it is broken.

This is simply impossible, it must be a rumor.

This is just a rumor, and there is no scientific basis.

That's not true, unless it's a fake finger.

It is simply impossible to regenerate.

Is it wrong, it's not regeneration, it's replanting and rebuilding fingers.

The statement about the regenerative capacity of human beings is as follows:

Researchers from Stanford University and the University of California in the United States have studied the regenerative ability of mammals, which give up the ability to regenerate because it can lead to cancer, and a gene called tumor suppressor (RB) and another gene called ARF play an important role, which has the function of preventing tissue regeneration.

The ability to regenerate is related to the totipotency of cells, only the liver and bone marrow have a strong ability to regenerate, **, but the regenerated scar tissue, so it is not strange that the tissue regenerates, and the fingers obviously cannot be regenerated. Some animals have the ability to regenerate, such as geckos, earthworms, salamanders and other animals, which not only have powerful regenerative stem cells in their bodies, but also have mechanisms that can initiate their rapid growth. When the finger is cut off, the wound is repaired by the connective tissue, and the collagen fibers that were originally neatly arranged begin to shrink, derange, accumulate and break, and new capillaries and nerve fibers grow into the new connective tissue.

According to the current scientific and technological means, the finger can only be transplanted or reconstructed after the finger is broken**.

Reinventing:

To put it simply, it is a surgical procedure to recreate a normal finger. Finger reconstruction has undergone flap reconstruction, toe grafting, and now holomorphic reconstruction. The difference is that the flap reconstruction has no function, but simply wraps the injured finger; Toe transplantation is to take a toe from the foot and attach it to the injured hand by transplantation;

Holomorphic reconstruction is a new technology extended and developed on the basis of toe transplantation, before transplantation through the modification (bone, nail flap), so that it is close to the same appearance as the normal finger, the shape of the phalanges is the same, and at the same time through the microscope anastomosis blood vessels, nerves, tendons, K-wire fixation of the bone connection site, after the later stage of the first exercise so that the reconstructed fingers can have normal grasp, sensation and perception.

Because the difficulty of holomorphic finger reconstruction is very different from that of ordinary toe transplantation, reconstruction is different from other surgeries, the difference is thousands of miles, and the whole process is operated under the microscope, so the operation time is generally more than ten hours, and there are fewer hospitals and experts who have mastered this kind of technology, and a suture mistake will lead to the failure of the entire operation.

Replantation:

Generally, it refers to the surgery to restore part of the function of the original finger after re-anastomosis of the bone, blood vessels, nerves, tendons, and ** within 8 hours.

In case of accidental finger amputation, first of all, don't panic and save the severed finger body. Hand Surgery Hospital**.

Acute diagnosis refers to the method of finger preservation

If the temperature is high in summer, you need to place ice cubes around the cotton cloth to avoid direct contact between the severed fingers and the ice cubes, causing frostbite. If it is winter, you can directly wrap the severed finger body and send it to the nearest hand surgery hospital**. The best time for finger replantation is 6-8 hours, and if the finger is available, it can be extended to 10 hours.

Guys upstairs, don't talk about transplants! Is transplantation called regeneration?

Bottom line: fingers can't be regenerated! But it is possible to recover with a transplant! But it can't be restored to the original extent!

It is impossible to regenerate a severed finger. The human body's nervous tissue and blood system are very delicate at the fingertips, and these tissues are very difficult to regenerate after finger amputation. In some cases, doctors may use surgery to reattach the severed finger to the palm of the hand, but this does not make the fingertip smile again.

Severed fingers can be regenerated.

In layman's terms, it's because the place where the finger was broken "doesn't remember" that there was a finger in that place. And where you scratch the skin, you will "remember" that there is a piece of skin there.

During development, the cells forget their previous programs, so that each finger in the developed appendage actually forgets its morphological position. To make an inappropriate analogy, if you cut off a branch carefully, not a single branch of the same tree will grow in that place. Because the morphological information about this branch has been lost.

Regeneration is certainly impossible, and it is possible to have a severed finger that can be connected in a short period of time.

It cannot be regenerated, and the severed finger must have survival conditions to be reconnected.

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

The hospital continues to improve the quality of medical care and services, and wholeheartedly provides better, more professional and more convenient medical services for people from all walks of life. [Click on manual consultation to learn more**plan].

There are generally two common solutions for finger reconstruction in Shunde Peace Hospital:

1. Iliac bone grafting + nail flap: take a part of the bone and nail flap from the iliac bone and big toe respectively, and then assemble the two into the shape of a finger and transplant it to the finger, keeping the patient's five toes.

2. Second toe joint + iliac + nail flap: take the middle joint of the second toe, the iliac bone, and the nail flap of the big toe, combine them into a finger shape and transplant them, after the second toe has no joint, and the first toe has no nail. In addition to these two commonly used regimens, Shunde Peace Hospital also has 7 protocols that can be used to give different surgical options according to the different conditions of patients.

If you want to know more about 3D holomorphic finger reconstruction, we recommend consulting Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital. Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital has been ranked in the forefront of the third-party satisfaction survey of medical institutions in Shunde District for many years, and is dedicated to providing better, more professional and more convenient medical services for people from all walks of life.

Yes! Although there are cases! But medically it hasn't been completely solved.

Medicine is working to address the question of whether it is possible to reactivate the regenerative capacity that the human body has during the embryonic stage. In addition, if powdered pig bladder material can be placed on a severed finger to regenerate the finger, then the scope of regenerative science will be very amazing, such as spinal injuries, amputated limbs, and organ damage can be completely **.

The ability to regenerate human organs is not very obvious, but many organs have a repair function, such as fingers. But to grow a new finger like a gecko, it's impossible.

Yes, sprinkle pig bladder powder on the wound and new fingers can grow.

According to the situation you described. After the broken interval is long, it will not regrow, you can go to Chengdu Microscopic Hand and Foot Surgery Hospital for finger amputation reconstruction, the current technology has matured, basically unaffected.

If the finger is broken, it cannot be regenerated, but it can be reconstructed, and you can go to Jinan Microsurgery Hospital for evaluation of finger reconstruction, and then see if it is suitable to do it.

According to the situation you described. If necessary, you can go to Chengdu Microscopic Hand and Foot Surgery Hospital for surgical reconstruction, and the recovery is almost different from before.

How do I make a claim for a broken finger?

If necessary, you can go to the hospital for correction, Chengdu Microscopic Hand and Foot Surgery Hospital is recommended for more professional in this area, and the appearance and functional recovery are top-notch.

Severed fingers can be recreated, which is called severed finger replantation. In general, after the finger is completely severed, it can be wrapped in a clean cloth, placed in a cooler bag with ice cubes, and quickly sent to the hospital for amputated limb replantation surgery.