Abstract
ABSTRACT The study was done to see the incidence of the finger defect and to develop a nomenclature system with the help of questionnaire, clinical examination, and radiographs of the finger defects obtained in two standard planes. The results of this study demonstrate that finger injuries were common males than females and the defect was more common in the right hand and in middle fingers. Amputation was more common at the level of distal phalanges. How to cite this article Amornvit P, Bajracharya S, Rokaya D, Keawcharoen K, Raucharernporn S, Thongpulsawasdi N. Incidence of the Finger Defect in Golden Jubilee Medical Center: A 2-Year Retrospective Study. World J Dent 2014; 5(3):143-146.
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