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The procedure described by CPT® Code 26555 involves the transfer of a finger from one location to another on the hand. This transfer is performed without the need for microvascular anastomosis, which means that the surgeon does not need to surgically connect nerves, blood vessels, or other anatomical structures during the procedure. The primary goal of this surgical intervention is to reposition the finger to improve function, aesthetics, or both, depending on the specific needs of the patient. The procedure is typically indicated in cases where the original position of the finger may be causing functional impairment or where a more favorable position can enhance the overall hand function. The transfer is executed with careful consideration of the surrounding tissues to ensure optimal healing and recovery.
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