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Salvage Amputation After Failed Reconstruction: When Preservation Is No Longer Possible

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In rare cases, salvage amputation is required after failed reconstruction, infection, or non-healing, prioritising patient safety and function with prosthetics.

What It Costs

MOH-aligned private fees typically include:
• Surgeon fee: SGD 12,000 – 22,000
• Anaesthetist fee: SGD 3,500 – 6,000
Rehabilitation and prosthetics add significant cost.

What’s Typically Covered

Most comprehensive plans cover:
• Medically necessary amputation
• Hospitalisation and anaesthesia

Insurance Tip

Check whether prosthetics and long-term rehab are included or capped.

Conclusion

When preservation fails, compassionate coverage still matters.

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