Abstract
SummaryWe have evaluated 100 cases with particular emphasis on tip losses and total thumb loss. Various methods and follow up of partial thumb reconstruction and total thumb reconstruction are discussed.If necessary patients arve referred to physiotherapy and occupational therapy.We are thankful to Dr. B. R. Kalke, Dean. T. N. Medical College and B. Y. L. Nair Hospital, Bombay for his kind pernrission to use the hospital records and publish this paper.
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