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Toes to hand transplant in a case of accidental amputation with a mechanical saw

The patient, a 42-year-old male, suffers the amputation of three fingers of the left hand at different levels, in an accident with a mechanical saw that severely damages the index and middle fingers and,

26 March, 2019 | accident at work, amputation, Dr. Piñal, Francisco del Piñal, hand surgery, microsurgery, microsurgical reconstruction, mutilations, reconstructive surgery, toe to hand transfer, toe to hand transplantation, toes transplant |

Extensive interview with Dr. Piñal in the newspapers of Grupo Vocento on the occasion of his toe to hand transplant number 500

The paper media of Grupo Vocento (El Correo, Diario Montañés, Norte de Castilla, Ideal de Granada, La Verdad de Murcia, etc.) devoted an extensive interview to the Spanish surgeon Francisco Piñal last Wednesday.

27 February, 2019 | catastrophic hand, Dr. Piñal, Francisco Piñal, hand surgery, microcirugía reconstructiva @en, microsurgery, mutilated hands, reconstructive microsurgery, toe to hand transfer, toe to hand transplant, toes transplant, transplant, trasferencia de pie a mano @en, trasplante de dedos @en, trasplante de dedos de pie a mano, upper limb surgery |

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 |

“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 |