Severed Finger Reattachment: Viability & Time Limits
The maximum time a severed finger can remain viable for reattachment is usually within 6-12 hours, depending on several factors such as the temperature, type of injury, and the overall health of the individual. However, it is important to note that the sooner the reattachment procedure is performed, the higher the chances of successful recovery and function of the finger.Plastic Surgery - Related Articles
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