Figures & data
Figure 1. Preoperative picture showing the defect in the upper lip and the large laceration of the lower lip.
![Figure 1. Preoperative picture showing the defect in the upper lip and the large laceration of the lower lip.](/cms/asset/41703213-a863-47d6-8b6d-7344f258b4b5/icrp_a_1226141_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. The amputated part of the upper lip, measuring 4.5 × 3 cm, was kept in a hypothermic state.
![Figure 2. The amputated part of the upper lip, measuring 4.5 × 3 cm, was kept in a hypothermic state.](/cms/asset/fcae9d73-e025-4b2a-a075-272fcc3824cf/icrp_a_1226141_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Shortly after the lip was reapproximated, venous congestion occurred. A leech was immediately applied and the lip regained normal color.
![Figure 3. Shortly after the lip was reapproximated, venous congestion occurred. A leech was immediately applied and the lip regained normal color.](/cms/asset/6eb9e76f-ae2f-45c1-a300-2e4f0ca72404/icrp_a_1226141_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4. The patient at one year follow-up. The lip still has a slight edema, which is slowly subsiding.
![Figure 4. The patient at one year follow-up. The lip still has a slight edema, which is slowly subsiding.](/cms/asset/091c87f1-7768-4041-8009-a040e6d4c2c9/icrp_a_1226141_f0004_c.jpg)
Table 1. Lip replantation cases reported in English literature (n = 32).