My Phuoc General Hospital (Ben Cat Town) has just received a 3-year-old girl with the second finger of her left hand swollen, purple and bleeding. Through the investigation of the patient's family, it was learned that while playing, the girl put a "bolt ring" on the middle finger of her left hand. The family tried everything but could not remove it, so they had to take the girl to the hospital.
After being admitted, the doctor examined and assessed that the girl was at risk of finger necrosis if the “ring bolt” was not removed promptly. The doctors used specialized equipment to cut the bolt from the girl’s finger, cleaned and sutured the wound. 3 days later, the girl was discharged from the hospital, her finger was pink and moving normally. With the skill and experience of the doctors, the surgery was successful, saving the 3-year-old girl’s finger from the risk of necrosis.
H.LINH
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