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Rehabilitation of partially amputated finger with silicone prosthesis - A case report

Author:

Dr. Mansi Khatri, Dr. Sapna Rani, Dr. Ruhi Bajaj and Dr. Salil Pawah

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Health Sciences

Abstract:

Removal of an injured or diseased body part is called amputation. The etiology for amputation may be traumatic injury, or a planned operation to prevent the spread of the disease in an infected finger or hand. Extra-oral prostheses are generally made of silicones to match the skin colour, provides life like appearance, good retention, and comfort for the patient. This case report describes the rehabilitation of a patient with partially amputated index finger with silicone.

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