Preserving finger length in a patient with symmetric digital gangrene under local anesthesia: A case report

Figure 1 The final demarcation of the lesions before planning the surgery is shown. A: Right hand dorsal aspect; B: Right hand palmar aspect; C: Left hand dorsal aspect; D: Left hand palmar aspect.

Figure 2 The third, fourth, and fifth fingers on the right hand, and the first on the left hand, which do not have adequate soft tissue, are closed using V-Y flaps. A: Right hand dorsal aspect; B: Right hand palmar aspect; C: Left hand dorsal aspect; D: Left hand palmar aspect.

Figure 3 During the follow-up, one year after surgery, all wounds are healed, with no functional issues with the fingers. A: The palmar aspects of both hands; B: The dorsal aspects of both hands; C: The healed amputation wounds on the right hand; D: The healed amputation wounds on the left hand; E: There are no significant issues in handwriting and the activities of daily life.