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  1. Reconstruction of two arteries into one orifice. The arteries may be reconstructed in an end-to-side fashion or using the syndactilization method, which is depicted here. What are the methods of reconstruction and how does this differ from deceased donors? #muscrounds #muschealth #medicalphotographer

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After surgery of revascularisation, you can see on first image avulsion of arteries and nerves. We did reconstruction of ulnar artery of #Thumb to radial artery to second finger with great effect. No reconctruction of nerve that day which was made after 6 months. The 3rd image is after 5 days postsurgery.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/04419389-6e34-496f-9ec0-d9a583ec5f5a)

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