Mumbai doctors save woman's finger with microsurgery after severe door crush injury

A woman in Mumbai nearly lost her finger after it was severely injured when a door slammed shut on it. Doctors performed complex microsurgery within hours to restore blood circulation and successfully replant the amputated digit. The procedure was particularly challenging as the patient had underlying health conditions, including diabetes and tobacco use. The case underscores the growing capabilities of modern microsurgery in limb salvage. Medical professionals emphasized that early referral to specialized care is critical for successful replantation outcomes.