reimplantation

Putting back surgically

Reimplantation is the surgical reattachment of a body part that has been severed or removed.

Surgeons may reimplant fingers, hands, or limbs after traumatic amputation: The team performed reimplantation of three severed fingers.

In dentistry, a tooth knocked out can sometimes be reimplanted in its socket.

The term also applies to repositioning tissue or organs within the body: reimplantation of the ureter.

surgical

anastomosis

Joining of tubular structures

incision · vascular · sterile · surgeon · anesthesia · postoperative · resection · endoscopic · reattachment · revascularization

dental

tooth

Calcified jaw structure

prosthodontics · endodontics · root · gingiva · alveolar · mandible · maxilla · molar · incisor · canine

orthopedic

prosthesis

Manufactured replacement body part

  • jointShared by multiple parties
  • hipFashionable or pelvic joint
  • kneeLeg's middle hinge

revision · titanium · fixation · femur · tibia · bone · allograft · autograft · biocompatibility · loosening

recovery

rehabilitation

Recovery from injury/addiction

recuperation · therapy · rest · adaptation · progress · mobility · function · strength · monitoring · complications

reproductive

embryo

Organism before birth

  • uterusFemale reproductive organ
  • IVFLaboratory-aided conception method
  • blastocystEarly developmental stage before implantation

fertility · transfer · endometrium · frozen · cryopreservation · thawing · conception · assisted · hormonal · progesterone

Opposites
surgical direction

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Surgical limb removal

excision · removal · resection · extirpation · disarticulation

bodily integrity outcome

reimplantationamputation

Surgical limb removal

loss of limb · disarticulation

Family

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