The primary cause of soft tissue defects of the digits is work-related trauma. Hands and digits
are the most frequently treated body parts in the emergency room, owing to injury while …

The free thenar flap is useful for coverage of volar finger defects but has an inconstant
innervation based on the presence of either the lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve …

Finger pulp defects are commonly encountered in clinical settings and their treatment
remains a consistent challenge for plastic and hand surgeons. Reconstruction should …

Background Traumatic fingertip injury is a common hand injury and various methods are
available to address them. The partial second‐toe pulp (PSTP) free flap is useful because of …

Background The ideal flap for volar defects on the digits should provide glabrous skin,
maintain length, be sensate and supple enough to allow unimpeded motion of the joints …

Introduction To investigate the results of resurfacing completely degloved digits using
bilobed innervated radial artery superficial palmar branch (RASPB) perforator flap in a spiral …

The thumb is acknowledged to contribute significantly to hand function, accounting for up to
40% of its overall capability. Consequently, injuries affecting the thumb can have a profound …

Finger reconstruction distal to the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint is a challenging task
for hand surgeons. Although extended reverse dorsal metacarpal artery (RDMA) flaps were …

Unsuccessful reconstruction of injured fingers can lead to poor outcomes. The aim of this
article was to investigate the clinical application of the radial artery superficial palmar branch …