Replantation

Replantation is a medical procedure where surgeons reattach a part of the body that has been completely severed, such as a finger, hand, or arm. The process involves carefully cleaning, aligning, and reconnecting blood vessels, nerves, muscles, and other tissues to restore function and appearance. Advanced techniques and microsurgery are used to ensure proper healing and circulation. The success of replantation depends on factors like the type of injury, timing, and the patient's overall health. This procedure can often restore significant function and may improve the patient's quality of life following traumatic amputations.