[Expert Solution]: Exploration of the left ring finger with…

Exploration of the left ring finger with repair of the radial collateral ligament in an advancement flap fashion. 2. Exploration of left long finger with repair of the radial collateral ligament in advancement flap fashion. INDICATIONS: Sustained multiple injuries. Hand surgery was asked to consult and assess the left hand for possible reconstruction under same anesthesia. Above findings noted. PROCEDURE DESCRIPTION: The patient was already anesthetized from lower extremity surgery when I entered the case. A well-padded tourniquet was placed over the left upper extremity in preparation for the procedure. At this point, the patient’s left digits, hand and arm were prepped and draped in the usual sterile fashion. At this point, FluoroScan was brought into view. AP, lateral and oblique projections were obtained of the PIP joint and the PIP joint was marked in a mid-axial line of each of the digits. At this point with use of elevation as well as an Esmarch bandage, the patient left upper extremity was exsanguinated, the tourniquet was elevated to 250 mmHg in preparation for the procedure. At this point, a mid-axial incision was created over the PIP joint. The incision was carried out through the subcutaneous tissue over the left ring finger to the level of the radial collateral ligament. The radial collateral ligament was noted to be torn 100% through and through. At this point, the wound was copiously irrigated and at this point once the edges were identified. The radial collateral was advanced and sutured into position with 4-0 Vicryl in a figure-of-8 fashion. Once the collateral ligament was repaired, the capsule was also repaired with 4-0 Vicryl in a simple interrupted fashion. At this point, attention was then turned to the left long finger. Again, a mid-axial incision was created. The incision was carried down through the subcutaneous tissue to the level of the radial collateral ligament. The radial collateral ligament as well as the capsule was noted to be torn. This was repaired in the same fashion. Once hemostasis was maintained, the skin of each finger was then closed with 4-0 nylon horizontal mat- tress. Bacitracin ointment was applied followed by a Xeroform dressing and bulky standard sterile postoper- ative dressing was then placed. The patient was placed in a neutral clam digger splint volarly and secured in position with a 3-inch Ace wrap. What is the root operation (There may be more than one procedure code, but they share the same root operation)? ICD 10 PCS