Amputation is the complete removal of an injured or deformed body part. It has been performed since ancient times, often crudely without anesthesia to treat war injuries. Modern amputation techniques focus on debriding nonviable tissue, preventing neuroma formation, achieving hemostasis and wound closure. Postoperative management aims for prompt healing while controlling pain, edema and preventing contractures through rehabilitation and sometimes prosthetics.

1. Amputation Dr. Abdullah-Al-Mamun

6. Trauma Amputation

7. Malignant Tumor Amputation

8. Gangrene Amputation

9. Crush Amputation

10. Peripheral Vascular Disease Amputation

11. Congenial Anomaly Polydactyly Amputation

12. Scleroderma Amputation

18. Techniques… Few examples Amputation

19. Techniques… Few examples Amputation

20. After 12 months Techniques… Few examples Amputation

22. Rehabilitation and Prosthetics Amputation