Tuesday 22/Apr/2025 – 05:23 PM
Doctors of the Plastic Surgery Department at Sayed Jalal University Hospital managed to perform surgery to restore the palm of a young man after cutting it into a traffic accident.
Dr. Abdo Mabrouk Al -Shafi’i, Director General of Sayed Jalal Al -Azhari University Hospital, told Cairo 24 that the operation took nearly 12 hours, adding: As the general manager of the hospital, all the procedures made them easier and provided what they needed.
He added: It is not the first time to do a process in this way, from the day when a case arrived and she was suffering from a very spoken wound and was dealt with, and she became good, following: This young man arrived at the hospital, and the case was dealt with immediately.
The first comment from a doctor in Al -Azhar medicine succeeded in restoring a young man’s hand after its full amputation
Dr. Abdullah Al -Saadani revealed the doctor at the Plastic Surgery Department Al -AzharThe scenes of one of the rarest and the most difficult surgeries in the Egyptian hospitals, in restoring the palm of a young man to life after being fully amputated from the wrist, which lasted 12 hours.
He said during exclusive statements to Cairo 24: The situation was amputated by the palm of her hand during a quarrel, according to the patient’s accounts, and upon his arrival we entered the operations and we were racing against time because the blood nutrition of the hand should take place 6 hours before the time of the accident.
Dr. Abdullah Al -Saadani explained that the medical team that performed the operation was made up of 10 doctors of 2 anesthesiologists, 2 orthopedic doctors and 6 plastic surgeons, pointing out that the anesthesiologists and bones started directly and accomplished their duties in record time, which is two hours and then the role of the cosmetic team that lasted for about 8 hours, the arteries of the hand and the basic arteries were delivered, and the most difficult challenge was the delivery of the vein, If you love the person, he will die.
Abdullah Al -Saadani continued: After that, we brought about 11 strings, and we delivered the nerves responsible for sensation and movement, explaining: Our success came thanks to our Lord and the administration and the virtue of the Grand Imam, Sheikh of Al -Azhar Al -Sharif.
Dr. Abdullah Al -Saadani, the Department of Plastic Surgery, Al -Azhar University added: The patient is currently good and for the hand to return to its previous era, the blood feeding with the hand must be stable to complete the growth of the artery, and this will take about two weeks, stressing that the patient is currently in care so that it does not occur complications.
