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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 |

Congenital hand differences: surgical answers to functional and aesthetic problems in children (III)

In this third entry of his series on the problems of differentiation and formation in the hand of the newborn (congenital malformations), Dr Piñal approaches pathologies such as syndactyly,

27 June, 2018 | brachydactyly, cleft hand, comgenital differences, congenital malformations, Dr. Francisco del Piñal, Dr. Piñal, duplication of the thumb, fingers transplant, hand congenital malformations, short fingers syndrome, symbrachydactyly, syndactyly, toe to hand transfer |

Testimonial: “The intervention of Dr. Piñal gives me the freedom to fend for myself”

Marius Constantin, 28 years old (Zalla, Vizcaya, Spain), loss of the five fingers of his right hand due to the explosion of a high-powered firecracker: “The intervention of Dr.

23 May, 2017 | Dr. Piñal, microsurgery, mutilated hand, mutilations, toe to hand transfer, toe transplant, trasplante de dedos @en |

Severe Crush Injury to the Forearm and Hand. The Role of Microsurgery

Francisco del Piñal, MD, PhDa, Esteban Urrutia, MD, Maciej Klich, MD

Clinics in Plastic Surgery Vol. 40, Issue 4, April, Pages 233-255 –

22 April, 2017 | amputation, compartimental syndrome, Crush syndrome, Dr. Piñal, fingers surgery, forearm surgery, Francisco del Piñal, free flap, hand, hand revascularization, hand surgery, microsurgery, mutilation, reconstructive surgery, toe to hand transfer, toe to hand transplant |

Catastrophic hand (IV). Success stories in amputations, crushings, etc.

With success rates above 95% in his interventions, Dr. Piñal is considered one of the world’s upper limb best surgeons. A trajectory built, among other medical fields,

11 December, 2016 | amputations, arthroscopy, autologous graft, catastrophic hand, crushing, Dr. Piñal, finger transplant, hand surgery, microsurgery, toe to hand transfer, trauma, vascularised fat transplant |

Primary Thumb Reconstruction in a Mutilated Hand

Francisco del Piñal, MD, Dr Med, Davide Pennazzato, MD, Esteban Urrutia, MD

Hand Clinics Vol. 32, Issue 4, November, Pages 519-531 –

7 November, 2016 | Dr. Piñal, ectopic replantation, Francisco del Piñal, microsurgery, mutilated hand, mutilating injuries, partial thumb defects, pollicization, thumb reconstruction, thumb replantation, toe to hand transfer, toe to hand transplant, trimmed toe |

Intense agenda for Dr. Piñal during the 13th IFSSH Congress in Buenos Aires

This meeting, considered the most important international event on hand surgery, gathered more than 1000 physicians from all over the world at the Argentine capital

31 October, 2016 | arthroscopy, cirugía de la mano, cirugía de muñeca @en, distal radius fractures, Dr. Piñal, fracturas de radio distal @en, hand surgery, microsurgery, toe to hand transfer, trasferencia de pie a mano @en, wrist surgery |

The catastrophic hand (III): Possibilities of microsurgery for patients with serious injuries

There is no narrow definition of catastrophic hand, but with these couple of terms we describe an upper limb with limited functionality, bone malunions and aesthetical damages (mutilations and amputations,

26 April, 2016 | catastrophic hand, cirugía de la mano, Dr. Del Piñal, Dr. Piñal, hand surgery, mano catastrófica @en, microcirugía @en, microsurgery, toe to hand transfer, transferencia de dedo de pie a mano @en |

“We are able to reconnect blood vessels of 0.2 millimeters.” Microsurgery opens up new horizons for the future to amputees

Microsurgery opens up new horizons for the future to people who have had the misfortune to suffer traumatic amputations, as a result of work accidents or other types of contexts.

30 January, 2013 | amputation, blood vessels, Dr. Del Piñal, Dr. Piñal, fingers replantation, Francisco del Piñal, microsurgery, nerves, técnica Wei, tendons, toe to hand transfer, toes transplant, trauma, traumatic amputation, trimmed toe, Wei's technique |

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