This case report details the successful prosthetic restoration of a lost finger using Intensity Fix acrylic pitch. The patient, who lost a finger due to trauma, underwent a prosthetic rehabilitation process involving the fabrication and fitting of a custom-made finger prosthesis. The prosthetic restoration not only aimed to restore aesthetic appearance but also focused on enhancing functional dexterity. The fabrication technique utilized Intensity Fix acrylic pitch, known for its durability and realistic appearance, to create a natural-looking finger prosthesis that seamlessly integrated with the remaining digits. The patient's satisfaction with the prosthesis was evaluated based on cosmetic appearance, comfort, and functionality. This case underscores the importance of prosthetic rehabilitation in improving quality of life and restoring dexterity following traumatic finger loss.

This retrospective study investigates the clinical characteristics, management strategies, and outcomes of perforated appendicitis. Perforated appendicitis is a common surgical emergency associated with significant morbidity and mortality. The study reviews patient demographics, clinical presentation, diagnostic methods, surgical interventions, postoperative complications, and long-term outcomes based on a comprehensive analysis of medical records. Management strategies, including timing of surgery, use of antibiotics, and postoperative care protocols, are critically evaluated to assess their impact on patient recovery and healthcare resource utilization. The findings contribute valuable insights into optimizing treatment approaches for perforated appendicitis to improve patient outcomes.