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Video Summary
The video demonstrates a surgical procedure for newborns with subtotal amputation of the long finger due to a congenital amniotic band. It highlights a technique where the newborn is calmed during feeding, allowing the surgery to be performed while they sleep in their parents' arms. This approach uses gentle massage and careful technique to minimize discomfort, allowing for field sterility surgery in minor procedure rooms. This method can be applied to various minor surgeries on ear nubbins, toes, and fingers. The video concludes by showing the successful recovery of the child one year post-surgery.
Keywords
newborn surgery
amniotic band
field sterility
minor procedures
surgical recovery
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