Factory worker gets new 'pincer hands' after industrial accident left HIM completely without Hands..

                                               A Chinese hospital has made a pair of ‘pincers' for a patient whose hands were mangled in an industrial accident. The worker, 18-year-old Wang Jin, got both his hands smashed and pulled off at the wrists because of a malfunctioning hammer machine on a night shift on December 11.

Panicking co-workers immediately sent him, along with the broken hands and severed fingers, to Xiang Ya Hospital in Changsha, capital of southern China's Hunan Province, taking five hours to arrive.                   Surgery: 18-year-old Wang Jin looks at his new hands after they were reconstructed following a terrible industrial accident                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          The 'pincers' were made by attaching the remaining, undamaged fingers to the patent's palms

As both severed hands were severely damaged in the powerful machine, doctors made the bold decision to maKe the patient a pair of new hands with the remaining palms and digits

Chief surgeons, including Dang Juyu, Wu Panfeng, Lu Bangbao, and Li Mingqing, attached the left little finger onto the right hand and, together with the remaining right thumb, Wang Jin's right hand 

now has two fingers.

Then the team turned their attention to the left hand. They removed the middle finger, but kept the 

index finger and ring finger to make another pincer, which was attached to the left wrist.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 posted by Emanto Ngaloru  Jan 7, 2014.