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Index finger pollicisation

In thumb complete aplasia, the reconstruction is usually achieved by an index finger pollicisation. This option is illustrated by this 12’ video. Details are given on the cutaneous, bony, vascular or muscular steps. (Gilles Dautel)

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Vascularized PIP transplantation

This 14' video shows the technical steps of a vascularized PIP joint transfer from the second toe, used to achieve PIP reconstruction of a middle finger in a child. (Gilles Dautel)

Thumb reconstruction using a mini wrap-around flap

Thumb reconstruction using a mini wrap-around flap from the great toe : This 10' video shows the technical steps, cosmetic and functional results of mini wrap-around flap from the great toe used to achieve thumb reconstruction in a young adult patient after trans IP amputation (Gilles Dautel)

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Pulp transfer from the great toe for reconstruction of the index finger

A soft tissue defect involving the pulp of the index and due to excision of an AV malformation is treated with vascularized transfer of a a pulp flap from the great toe. (Gilles Dautel)

Vascularized toe transfer in congenital aplasia

This 12' video shows the technical details of a second toe transfer used for digital reconstruction in a symbrachydactyly. (Gilles Dautel)

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Harvesting a vascularized transfer from the second toe

This 12' video shows the main technical steps of the dissection of a second toe for microsurgical transplantation (Gilles Dautel)