case_images: PMC2610437_01
case_images: The amputated avulsed upper extremity. The radial nerve had been avulsed completely from the plexus and could not be coaptated.
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case_images: F10
case_images: A 28-year-old man had his arm caught in farm machinery, which amputated the extremity at the upper arm (Fig 10).
case_images: The skin grafts for the exposed wounds are done and the replant has healed completely.
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case_images: F11
case_images: The exposed wounds (after 3 weeks) were skin grafted (Fig 11).
case_images: The healed latissimus dorsi muscle and the external fixator holding the elbow in flexion.
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case_images: F12
case_images: TFL graft and sutured to extensors (Fig 12).
case_images: The flexed fingers and the good wrist neutral position.
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case_images: F13
case_images: The postoperative period was uneventful. The patient began to extend his wrist and fingers 6 weeks after the removal of the external fixator (Figs 13 and 14).
case_images: Wrist extension.
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case_images: F14
case_images: The postoperative period was uneventful. The patient began to extend his wrist and fingers 6 weeks after the removal of the external fixator (Figs 13 and 14).