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A medical team at Al-Iman General Hospital in Assiut successfully saved the leg of a 13-year-old child from amputation after he sustained a comminuted fracture of the leg along with a complete severing of the posterior tibial artery. This life-threatening injury required urgent surgical intervention. The delicate and intensive operation lasted seven hours, during which the fracture was stabilized surgically and the severed artery was repaired through a vein graft, restoring full blood flow. Post-surgery, the child was in good condition, with a normal pulse and blood circulation. The surgery was carried out under the supervision of a comprehensive medical team including orthopedic, vascular, and anesthesia specialists, coordinated across relevant departments. The procedure received positive evaluation from the Deputy Minister of Health in Assiut, who praised the high level of expertise and teamwork among the doctors to ensure the success of the operation and the child's stable health status.
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