"Liston's Amputation Method"

Liston’s Amputation Method is a surgical technique developed for removing diseased or damaged tissue, typically in the limbs, while preserving as much healthy tissue and function as possible. It involves carefully planning the incision and maintaining proper blood supply to the remaining limb, often resulting in a quicker recovery and better functionality afterward. The method emphasizes precise cut placement, minimal tissue trauma, and proper technique to reduce complications, making it a preferred approach in certain limb amputations.