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Susumu Tamai is a Japanese orthopedic and hand surgeon associated with the early development of clinical microsurgery. In 1965, Tamai and Shigeo Komatsu performed a successful replantation of a completely amputated thumb using microsurgical vascular repair. His subsequent work in digit and limb repl...
Why this score
Early successful thumb replantation and Japanese microsurgery leadership earned major replantation reputation.
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Harold E. Kleinert was an American surgeon associated with Louisville, Kentucky, whose work helped establish modern hand and microsurgery. He advanced primary repair of injured flexor tendons and postoperative mobilization methods intended to preserve tendon movement while healing. Kleinert also con...
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Flexor tendon repair and early mobilization influenced hand surgery practice; strong Louisville school reputation.
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Ronald A. Malt was an American surgeon renowned for his pioneering work at Massachusetts General Hospital. He achieved international recognition in 1962 by successfully performing the world’s first human limb replantation. The procedure involved reattaching a severed arm to a twelve-year-old boy. Hi...
James R. Urbaniak is an American orthopedic surgeon associated with Duke University and known for work in hand surgery and microsurgery. His clinical and academic contributions include the replantation of amputated digits and the use of free vascularized tissue transfer, procedures that depend on jo...
Why this score
Microsurgery, replantation, and free vascularized tissue work highly respected; subspecialty impact substantial.
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What leads the Replantation ranking?
Susumu Tamai currently leads the Replantation results with a displayed score of 8.22/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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