1963
DOI: 10.2106/00004623-196345040-00013
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Small Blood-Vessel Anastomosis for Salvage of Severely Injured Upper Extremity

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“…In 1962, Malt and McKhann successfully performed the first extremity replantation on a 12-year-old boy whose right arm was amputated in a train accident (Malt et al, 1964). Kleinert et al (1963) performed the first clinical microvascular anastomoses on the digital arteries of an amputated thumb. In 1965, Kamatsu and Tamai performed the first successful replantation, using microsurgical anastomoses, of a completely amputated digit (Kamatsu and Tamai 1968).…”
Section: History Of Replantationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1962, Malt and McKhann successfully performed the first extremity replantation on a 12-year-old boy whose right arm was amputated in a train accident (Malt et al, 1964). Kleinert et al (1963) performed the first clinical microvascular anastomoses on the digital arteries of an amputated thumb. In 1965, Kamatsu and Tamai performed the first successful replantation, using microsurgical anastomoses, of a completely amputated digit (Kamatsu and Tamai 1968).…”
Section: History Of Replantationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In den 70er-und 80er-Jahren des vergangenen Jahrhunderts wurden zum Erhalt insbesondere der unteren Extremitäten diese mikrochirurgischen Rekonstruktionen entwickelt [13,15]. Damals galten sie als langwierig, risikobehaftet und als zuweilen unzuverlässig.…”
Section: > Freie Lappen Sind Die Erste Wahl Für Rekonstruktionen Im Bunclassified
“…In 1963, a team of Chinese surgeons reported the successful replantation of a patient's hand in which the radial and ulnar arteries were anastomosed using 2.5 mm diameter polyethelene tubes. The same year Kleinert and Kasdan et al [7] reported salvaging a severely injured upper extremity using a small blood vessel anastomosis technique. While they were unable to replant amputated digits, they did repair damaged vessels and revacularize partially amputated digits.…”
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confidence: 99%