amputación Archivos - Dr. Piñal y Asociados

From amputation to mobility: neurocutaneous flap transfer in Dupuytren’s contracture

The patient, a 70-year-old man, presents a picture of Dupuytren’s disease in the ring and little fingers of his left hand, which are contractured in flexion (Dupuytren’s contracture) causing a serious functional limitation.

25 June, 2020 | amputación @en, amputation, cirugía de la mano, colgajo libre neurocutáneo, contractura de Dupuytren, Dr. Piñal, Dupuytren's contracture, Dupuytren's disease, Francisco del Piñal, hand surgery, microcirugía reconstructiva @en, microsurgery, neurocutaneus toe free flap, reconstructive microsurgery |

Media: Dr Piñal reconstructs the hand of a merchant sailor through a pioneering microsurgery intervention in Spain

Alejandro Mayo, a merchant sailor, lost his thumb and a third of his left hand in a work accident on board of a tuna vessel in Atlantic waters.

16 January, 2018 | amputación @en, cirugía de mano, cirugía reconstructiva @en, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, mano mutilada @en, microcirugía @en, reconstrucción del pulgar @en, transferencia de dedo de pie a mano @en, trasplante de dedos @en, TVE |

Media: Dr. Piñal reconstructs the right hand of a patient who had lost his five fingers in an explosion

Marius Constantin, 28 years old (Zalla, Vizcaya, Spain), lost the five fingers of his right hand last New Year’s Eve due to the explosion of a high-powered firecracker,

12 February, 2017 | amputación @en, amputation, cirugía reconstructiva @en, Dr. Piñal, finger transplant, hand surgery, hand to toe transfer, microsurgery, reconstructive surgery, trasferencia de pie a mano @en, trasplante de dedos @en |

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.

22 August, 2016 | accident at work, amputación @en, amputation, arterial reconstruction, artificial arteries, Dr. Del Piñal, Dr. Piñal, microcirugía @en, microsurgery, replantation |

Dr. Del Piñal: “In Traumatology, no patient has to give up hope without a second opinion”

Google translation:

If we were to condense in one sentence the essence of orthopedic pathologies, it may well be something like: “when an inch separates heaven and hell”.

18 October, 2013 | amputación @en, artritis reumatoide @en, cirugía reconstructiva @en, diagnóstico @en, distrofia simpática refleja @en, fractura de escafoides @en, microcirugía @en, paciente @en, síndrome de Dupuytren @en, trauma @en, traumatología @en, traumatólogo @en |

Testimonial: “I’ll be able to drive, use cutlery… Dr. Del Piñal has given me my life back”

Antonio Fernández, Santander, 44, crushing amputation to the wrist of his left hand, labor accident. “I’ll be able to drive, use cutlery… Dr. Del Piñal has given me my life back”.

9 November, 2012 | accidente laboral, amputación @en, cirugía mano @en, cirugía reconstructiva @en, Dr. Del Piñal, microcirugía @en |

El Dr. Del Piñal ‘crea’ una nueva mano para un paciente amputado hasta la muñeca

El cirujano cántabro ha reconstruido la extremidad empleando una técnica pionera en el mundo, a partir de la transferencia de tres dedos del pie a la mano ‘recreada’

Del Piñal ha realizado una reconstrucción no anatómica con el objetivo de ‘generar’ un mano izquierda funcional donde apenas quedaba un muñón,

5 November, 2012 | accidente laboral, amputación @en, cirugía de la mano, cirugía de mano, cirugía reconstructiva @en, escafoides @en, hacer pinza, microcirugía @en, muñón, radio, transferencia de dedo de pie a mano @en |

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The patient, a 70-year-old man, presents a picture of Dupuytren’s disease in the ring and little fingers of his left hand, which are contractured in flexion (Dupuytren’s contracture) causing a serious functional limitation.

Alejandro Mayo, a merchant sailor, lost his thumb and a third of his left hand in a work accident on board of a tuna vessel in Atlantic waters.

Marius Constantin, 28 years old (Zalla, Vizcaya, Spain), lost the five fingers of his right hand last New Year’s Eve due to the explosion of a high-powered firecracker,

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.

El cirujano cántabro ha reconstruido la extremidad empleando una técnica pionera en el mundo, a partir de la transferencia de tres dedos del pie a la mano ‘recreada’