Traumatic Multi-Finger Amputations After Trying to Rein in a Horse

  • Mangal R
  • Stead T
  • Ganti L
  • et al.
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Abstract

The authors present a case of traumatic, multiple partial-digit amputations caused by the patient entangling three of his fingers in the reins of a moving horse. The patient experienced amputation in fingers III-V on the dominant, right hand. The patient was stabilized and provided analgesia before referral to a surgical center for potential replantation. The emergency management of traumatic finger amputations is reviewed.

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Mangal, R., Stead, T. G., Ganti, L., Jasper, T., & Sleigh, B. C. (2019). Traumatic Multi-Finger Amputations After Trying to Rein in a Horse. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.5171

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