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Abstract:Anthony Lelliott's hand was left hanging by skin and bone as he cut floorboards with a circular saw.
When carpenter Anthony Lelliott virtually cut his hand off in an horrific accident using an electric saw, he knew a permanent amputation was on the cards.
But in a 13-hour operation, surgeons at St George's Hospital managed to successfully re-attach it, despite it being left hanging by skin and bone.
Mr Lelliott, 46, from Walton-on-Thames, in Surrey, suffered the horrendous injury while cutting floorboards.
The surgeons at the hospital in Tooting, south-west London, say it is one of the worst cases they have ever seen.
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