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Finger and partial finger amputations are some of the most frequently encountered
forms of partial hand loss. A high quality aesthetic prosthesis with passive
function can be helpful to the patient since loss or congenital absence or
malformation have both a social and psychological impact on the patient.
Prosthetics is an art and science which provides a lifelike appearance to the
lost structures of the patient. This case report presents the fabrication of a
silicone finger prosthesis which had good suspension, adequate function, was
comfortable to use and aesthetically acceptable to the patient.

Langue : ANGLAIS