Re-implantation:
Generally refers to within 8 hours, completely severed or incomplete severance of the finger, after re-anastomosis of bone, blood vessels, nerves, tendons, skin revision surgery, to restore the original finger part of the function of the surgery.
Post-operative nursing points of broken finger reimplantation
The nursing points of the broken person after reimplantation are first of all, the patient must be absolutely bedridden, because after this he has a very critical problem, that is, the vascular spasm, embolism or rupture, the patient, if the patient frequently gets up and out of bed or move around, will lead to the change of the blood pressure, which will lead to the vasoconstriction, spasm, or the rupture of the blood vessels. . This is all a very dangerous problem. So, first of all, the patient is advised to be absolutely bedridden
Secondly, the patient needs to be in a smoke-free, non-stimulating environment. Because we now know that nicotine and spicy
substances for the blood vessels it will have an impact, especially nicotine, nicotine for vasoconstriction, which is very obvious. So whether you smoke yourself, or whether you smoke secondhand, it can lead to intractable spasms of the blood vessels, which can lead to the failure of the surgery for the reimplantation of the severed finger. So, these two points are very critical.
And then there is the insulation of the replacement finger, so that the replacement finger is in a relatively warm environment, the blood vessels will be dilated, and then after the operation, it will have a higher chance of survival of the replacement finger survival ratio.