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Microsurgical replantation of right forearm after accidental amputation at work
The patient, male, 28, suffers the traumatic amputation of part of his right arm in an accident at work. An industrial plastic cutting machine severs his upper limb above the forearm.
Nonunions and pseudoarthrosis of long bones in the upper limb
The poorly consolidated fractures or nonunions in the long bone joints of the the upper limb (shoulder girdle, arm, forearm and hand) result in pain and bone degeneration,
Clinical case: Replantation procedure after at-work amputation
Open trauma context. The patient, male, 28, metallurgy worker, suffered amputation of four fingers, with three in a condition allowing replantation. After the procedure,
Clinical cases: Hand and Wrirst Arthroscopy
Arthroscopic surgical solution for radius or Colles fracture (wrist). This procedure improves the diagnosis and treatment of wrist fractures, by means of a better control of the articular surface and the cartilage status.
Clinical case: hand reconstruction after amputation to the wrist
Antonio Fernández, Santander, 44, suffered the crushing amputation to the wrist of his left hand by an 80-ton press. Through the transferring of three toes -using a world pioneering technique- a functional structure was rebuilt on the scaphoids and radius from the stump.
Clinical case: Left hand thumb amputation in work accident
Pedro M ª Martínez, Vitoria, 58, Mechanical fitter; suffered the amputation of his left hand thumb in a work accident while handling a press.
Clinical case: multiple replantation after amputation of 8 fingers in work accident
Mikel Herrera, Vitoria, 17, trainee, had eight fingers amputated in an accident during his professional internship. The intervention performed by Dr. Del Piñal and his surgery team allowed the replantation of seven of the severed fingers.
Clinical cases: combining techniques of finger replantation and toe to hand transfer
Oscar, Vitoria, lost all the right hand fingers in a labor accident. In his case, the replantation technique was combined with toe-to-hand transfer, since the severed thumb wasn’t recoverable.
Clinical case: functional mutilated hand through toe to hand transfer
Functional recovery of the mutilated hand (pinch gripping function) by toe-to-hand transfer. The lower extremity (foot) remains perfectly operational despite acting as a donor zone.
