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Media, A3 TV: Dr. Piñal transplants two toes to the hand of a boy who suffered the explosion of a fireworks rocket

Borja, a 13-year-old from Cantabria, lost three fingers of his right hand due to the explosion of a fireworks rocket. Dr Piñal and his team have managed to restore its functionality by transferring two toes of the patient’s feet.

15 October, 2018 | catastrophic hand, clinical case, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, hand surgery, microsurgery, mutilated hand, reconstructive surgery, toe to hand transference, toe to hand transplant, toes transplant, vascular reconnection |

Thumb reconstruction by microsurgery after accidental amputation

The patient, male, suffers the amputation of his right hand’s thumb and a serious damage to the surrounding tissue and musculoskeletal structure. The impact,

7 August, 2018 | caso clínico @en, cirugía de la mano, cirugía del miembro superior @en, cirugía reconstructiva @en, clinical case, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, hand surgery, mano mutilada @en, microcirugía @en, microsurgery, mutilated hand, mutilation, osteosynthesis, reconstrucción del pulgar @en, reconstructive surgery, thumb amputation, toe to hand transfer, transferencia de dedo de pie a mano @en, upper limb surgery, vascularized free flap |

LA SEXTA TV (Spanish channel): testimonial of two Dr. Piñal’s patients which underwent reconstructive microsurgery

Weekend news show of LA SEXTA TV has collected the testimony of two of Dr Piñal’s patients which underwent reconstructive microsurgery procedures after suffering serious damage to their hands: a discharge from electric blinds and the amputation of fingers in a labour accident

As detailed in the report by Abel Román and Javier Márquez,

17 July, 2018 | amputation, clinical case, electric accident, electric shock, hand surgery, labour accident, microsurgery, reconstructive surgery, testimonial, traumatic amputation, upper limb surgery |

Testimonial: “I had neither mobility nor strength in the hands, now I put my tube, I eat, I shower and dress on my own and I can drive”

David, a young Cantabrian, 37 years old, with quadriplegia – C5 level injuries in the spinal cord – after a hit in the head trying to dive into: “I had neither mobility nor strength in my hands;

16 April, 2018 | caso clínico @en, clinical case, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, microcirugía @en, microsurgery, nerve injuries, paciente @en, patient, quadriplegia, spinal cord, tendon transfer, tendon transferences, tetraplegia |

Spanish Public Television (TVE): Dr Piñal restores by microsurgery the hands of a patient which were trapped by electric blinds

Patient, young woman, domestic accident when her hands got trapped by electric blinds. After more than twelve hours in the operating room, Dr Piñal and his surgical unit managed to restore functionality of the patient’s upper limbs through a combination of reconstructive microsurgery techniques (following video with english subtitles).

7 February, 2018 | caso clínico @en, catastrophic hand, clinical case, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, hand surgery, mano catastrófica @en, microcirugía reconstructiva @en, microsurgery, miembro superior @en, reconstructive microsurgery, reconstructive surgery, TVE, upper limb |