Pt got finger slammed in closing door. Nail completely sever | Figure 1

kccRN

Registered Nurse

Pt got finger slammed in closing door. Nail completely severed, fracture to distal phalanx. Required stitches in nail bed and severed nail put back in place to maintain space for new nail to grow in. Pics 1-3 are after initial injury, 4 is at first follow-up, 5 is last follow-up.

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