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Part 10 > Chapter 136　Fingertip Avulsion, Superficial

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著者：Philip M. Buttaravoli and Kevin J. Brochu
 
Abstract
Fingertip injuries are common, but often do not require specialty care. This chapter discusses the management of fingertip avulsion, including recommendations about which wounds to refer to specialty care.
 
Keywords
bloodless field
Fingerpad injury
fingertip amputation
fingertip avulsion

Presentation  
    A patient arrives holding a bandage over a missing fingertip. The patient may or may not have brought along the avulsed tissue.
     
    Traumatic finger pad injuries are common. The mechanisms of injury can be diverse: A knife, a meat slicer, a mandolin, a closing door, broken glass, spinning fan blades, and turning gears are a few examples. Depending on the angle of the amputation, varying degrees of tissue loss will occur from the volar pad or the finger tip.
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