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    Amputation - DR EKA

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    Amputation is the surgical removal of a body part or limb. It may be necessary to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain caused by trauma or constriction. Determining the appropriate amputation level involves balancing increased function from more distal amputations with lower complication rates from more proximal amputations. Complications can include hematoma, infection, wound necrosis, and contractures. Ongoing management of the residual limb includes pain management, skin care, and addressing psychological impacts. Current prosthetic options range from passive to body-powered to myoelectric depending on the level of control and functionality needed.

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    Amputation - DR EKA

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    Amputation is the surgical removal of a body part or limb. It may be necessary to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain caused by trauma or constriction. Determining the appropriate amputation level involves balancing increased function from more distal amputations with lower complication rates from more proximal amputations. Complications can include hematoma, infection, wound necrosis, and contractures. Ongoing management of the residual limb includes pain management, skin care, and addressing psychological impacts. Current prosthetic options range from passive to body-powered to myoelectric depending on the level of control and functionality needed.

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    Amputation is the surgical removal of a body part or limb. It may be necessary to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain caused by trauma or constriction. Determining the appropriate amputation level involves balancing increased function from more distal amputations with lower complication rates from more proximal amputations. Complications can include hematoma, infection, wound necrosis, and contractures. Ongoing management of the residual limb includes pain management, skin care, and addressing psychological impacts. Current prosthetic options range from passive to body-powered to myoelectric depending on the level of control and functionality needed.

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    Amputation - DR EKA

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    Amputation is the surgical removal of a body part or limb. It may be necessary to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain caused by trauma or constriction. Determining the appropriate amputation level involves balancing increased function from more distal amputations with lower complication rates from more proximal amputations. Complications can include hematoma, infection, wound necrosis, and contractures. Ongoing management of the residual limb includes pain management, skin care, and addressing psychological impacts. Current prosthetic options range from passive to body-powered to myoelectric depending on the level of control and functionality needed.

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    AMPUTATION

    Dr. dr. I Gede Eka Wiratnaya, SpOT (K)

    Department of Orthopaedic and Traumatology


    Udayana University/Sanglah General Hospital
    Denpasar, Bali
    WHAT IS AMPUTATION?

    The removal of body extremity by trauma,


    prolonged constriction or intentional
    surgical removal of any body part or limb
    for the purpose to remove diseased tissue
    or relieve pain.
    Important Questions
    1. Would survival be affected by the treatment
    choice?
    2. How do short-term and long-term morbidity
    compare?
    3. How would the function of a salvaged limb
    compare with that of a prosthesis?
    4. Are there any psychosocial consequences?
    3 Ds of Amputation

    Dead

    Damned
    Dangerous
    nuisance
    Determination of Amputation Level
    • Increased function (distal amputation) vs decreased
    complication rate (proximal amputation)
    • Extend of disease
    • Healing potential of stump
    • Rehabilitation of the patient

    UPPER LIMB LOWER LIMB


    AMPUTATION AMPUTATION
    UPPER LIMB AMPUTATION LEVEL
    FOREQUARTER AMPUTATION
    TRANSHUMERAL AMPUTATION
    DISTAL FOREARM AMPUTATION
    WRIST DISARTICULATION
    LOWER LIMB
    AMPUTATION LEVEL
    TRANSFEMORAL (ABOVE-KNEE)
    AMPUTATIONS
    TRANSTIBIAL (BELOW-KNEE)
    AMPUTATIONS
    Complications
    • Hematoma
    • Infection
    • Wound necrosis
    • Contractures
    • Pain
    STUMP MANAGEMENT
    STUMP SHRINKER
    EARLY MANAGEMENT
    • Pain management
    • Skin disorders and their management
    • Psychological consequences of amputation
    RESIDUAL
    LIMB PAIN
    PHANTOM
    LIMB PAIN
    CURRENT PROSTHETIC OPTIONS

    Passive Prosthetic

    Body Powered Prosthetic

    Lauren Trent, Michelle Intintoli, Pat Prigge, Chris Bollinger, Lisa Smurr
    Walters, Dan Conyers, John Miguelez & Tiffany Ryan (2019): A narrative
    Body Powered Figure of 8 Harness review: current upper limb prosthetic options and design, Disability and
    Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology
    Simple Myoelectric Hand

    Myoelectric Prosthesis,
    Complex Hand

    Lauren Trent, Michelle Intintoli, Pat Prigge, Chris Bollinger, Lisa Smurr
    Walters, Dan Conyers, John Miguelez & Tiffany Ryan (2019): A narrative
    review: current upper limb prosthetic options and design, Disability and
    Hybrid Prosthesis Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology
    MODULAR SOCKETS
    Lower Extremity Prosthetics

    Magnetic/flexible pin Perforated gel liner


    THANK YOU

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