277 El Parmak Replantasyonu: Demografik Özellikler ve Sonuçlarımız.

Aim: Although the development of microsurgical techniques and instruments since the first finger replantation, satisfactory results have not been achieved. Every study will bring us closer to the ideal result. In line with this goal, we aimed to present our experience. Patients and Methods: Replantations of 277 fingers of 244 cases were enrolled in this single center study between 2010-2019. Demographic information, surgical and clinical data were collected from patient files, operation notes, photograps and follow-up forms. Results: Mean age was 28.4 years. Total succes rate was found as 64.9%. Most frequent etiology of amputation was avultion and the least one was guillotine amputation. The most successive results rate was found as 88.7% in guillotine amputations. Mean hospital stay was 11.8 days (1-77days). Conclusion: New studies on replantation will increase the success and functional recovery in the future. Most importantly, prevention of the factors that cause finger amputation and smoking will be. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]