• J Hand Surg Eur Vol · Nov 2017

    Techniques and survival incidence for revascularization of degloved fingers.

    • Murat Kayalar, Özgün Barış Güntürk, İbrahim Kaplan, Tahir Sadık Sügün, and Yalçın Ademoğlu.
    • 1 Emot Hospital, İzmir, Turkey.
    • J Hand Surg Eur Vol. 2017 Nov 1; 42 (9): 946-951.

    AbstractWe report techniques and survival incidence of three subtotally and nine completely degloved fingers in seven patients. We performed end-to-end arterial repairs in seven fingers, vein graft repairs for arteries in two fingers, arteriovenous anastomoses in three fingers. End-to-end vein anastomosis was performed in all fingers. One finger requred re-exploration. Soft tissues in the eight degloved fingers survived completely, two failed completely, and two were partially necrotic. We conclude from our results that following revascularization, the skin from a completely degloved finger skin will survive in approximately two cases out of three.

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