Successful Finger Transplant Surgery and Nursing Care in A 25-Year-Old Young Man

Background: The loss of body parts can make life miserable for the individual and his/her family in the future. So, if surgery can restore the original function of the damaged organ. Case Presentation: The patient was a 25-year-old young man who had his three fingers ampu - tated during a traumatic event involving a bread baking machine. He successfully underwent finger transplant surgery, resulting in desirable outcomes, leading to the discharge of the trau - matized person. The rehabilitation process after the operation took three months, and physio - therapy and occupational therapy were performed. Conclusion: Timely finger transplant surgery increases the chance of success and the person’s possible return to normal life.