Severed Arm: Definition and Context
A severed arm is a complete traumatic or surgical amputation of the upper limb at any level (shoulder to wrist). It constitutes a major vascular, neurologic, and musculoskeletal injury requiring emergent surgical management (replantation if feasible, or stump revision).
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