Doctors at CK Birla Hospital perform unique surgery to rejoin patient's Separated Finger
Gurugram: The CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram recently conducted an extremely complex and delicate surgery on a 23-year-old male. The patient accidentally cut his index finger completely at the construction site and was rushed to the hospital.
The pioneering surgery was successfully performed as the patient reached the hospital within the golden hour. The rare surgery was performed by a team of doctors under the guidance of Dr. Anmol Chugh, Plastics & Aesthetics Centre at the CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram
The patient first went to a nearby clinic from where he was referred to the CK Birla Hospital for surgery. Dr. Chugh and his team examined him and immediately decided to perform complex microsurgery to reattach the finger. The separated end of the finger was kept in saline gauze in an ice pack to maintain the moisture of the part.
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The doctors stitched blood vessels that are as thin as a strand of hair in size with the advanced techniques available in the hospital. In this surgery, the size of the stitches was less than one-tenth of millimeters. The surgeons successfully restored all the crucial tendons, bones, and nerve ends. The clinical expertise and timely decision by the doctor gave new hope and encouragement to the patient.
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