When is the best time to replant a severed finger?

Pick it up within 8 hours, the sooner the better, **time, you must remember.

The best time for a finger transplant is usually 6 to 8 hours before the surgery is performed so that the finger can recover.

The best time is definitely the sooner the better, preferably within 6 to 8 hours**, so that the chances of success will be greater.

The best time to do this is within 6 to 8 hours after the injury. If this time is exceeded, then there will be a very high necrosis rate.

The best time for finger replantation is within 6 to 8 hours after finger amputation, and the sooner the better. The reason why finger amputation and replantation should follow the principle of early treatment and early treatment is that after the severed finger is separated from the human body, the blood circulation of the severed finger is also interrupted. The longer the time, the greater the likelihood of local tissue necrosis and secondary injury to the severed fingers.

At the same time, the longer the replantation time, the functional recovery effect and the success rate of replantation will be greatly affected. Patients with finger amputation should undergo replantation as soon as possible. The best time for surgery is generally 6-8 hours, and in special cases it can be completed within 24 hours.

After the severed finger is replanted, the severed limb should be wrapped in sterile gauze, then sealed with a plastic bag, and then put in ice cubes and sent to the hospital in time. The sooner the finger replantation surgery is performed, the success rate will be greatly improved if the vascular anastomosis is performed within 6-8 hours after the amputation. For patients who are far away from the hospital and cannot be timely, it is generally recommended to wrap the severed finger with a clean dressing, put it tightly in a plastic bag, and place ice cubes outside the plastic bag, but it is strictly forbidden to have direct contact between the fingers and the ice cubes to prevent frostbite.

It is important to keep the severed finger clean and at a constant temperature.

Whenever possible, place the amputated finger in a clean insulated bag. The temperature should be controlled at about 4, and the temperature should not be too low to avoid frostbite. Secondly, attention should be paid to avoid collision and damage when transporting the severed finger, which is conducive to improving the functional recovery after the subsequent replantation of the severed finger.

Care should be taken to protect the severed ends of the three fingers. In addition to hemostasis, attention should also be paid to the hygienic protection of the location of the broken end. In principle, the best time for finger amputation and replantation is as early as possible, and the operation time should be within 6-8 hours after the occurrence of finger amputation.

The best time for finger replantation is eight hours, and Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital is recommended for finger replantation, which follows the core values of "patient first, good doctor-oriented, refined and benevolent care", which is trustworthy. [Click on manual consultation to learn more**plan].

The method of preservation of the severed finger should first cover the surface of the severed limb with a layer of gauze, then completely cover the outer layer of gauze with a plastic bag, and then use ice or ice-water mixture to completely cover the entire limb on the surface.

Preservation at low temperatures can reduce the activity of amputated limb cells, thereby slowing down the rate of necrosis as much as possible. However, it is generally not recommended to directly contact ice cubes or ice-water mixtures without any covering, because this can easily lead to frostbite or frostbite of the soft tissues inside, reducing the success rate of amputated limb replantation.

In addition, finger replantation surgery must be done within 6 hours, and the sooner it is done, the better the results, the higher the success rate. If the severed finger is not connected at the time, the severed finger can also be reconstructed to restore the appearance of the finger.

If you want to know more about finger replantation, we recommend consulting Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital. Shunde Peace Surgery Hospital is a Shunde 120 emergency network hospital, Foshan medical insurance, work-related injury medical designated hospital and work-related injury ** designated hospital, as well as a number of commercial insurance medical designated hospitals.