
Radius malunions: characteristics and surgical approach
The radius is a bone located on the outside of the forearm, parallel to the ulna, which forms the joint complex of the wrist together

The radius is a bone located on the outside of the forearm, parallel to the ulna, which forms the joint complex of the wrist together

The wrist is one of the most anatomically complex parts of the human skeleton. Its location acts as a link between the forearm and the

Dr Francisco del Piñal is a world reference in the execution of toe to hand transplants. The Spanish surgeon has performed more than 500 microsurgical

In a new entry in his videoblog, Dr. Francisco del Piñal addresses unknown pain, overcoming this diagnostic label through the analysis of its most common

In this post in his videoblog, Dr. Piñal analyzes reflex sympathetic dystrophy or Sudeck’s atrophy, proposing alternative scenarios both in the diagnosis and in the

In this new blog entry Dr. Piñal addresses finger fractures and their potential sequelae, such as lack of mobility, angulated fingers or stiffness. Likewise, he

As a result of his research work, Dr. Piñal believes that after diagnoses of reflex sympathetic dystrophy, we find diagnostic mistakes and lack of knowledge

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

In several of our previous conversations, Dr Piñal has insisted that a normal wrist is the one we’re not even aware it’s there, so therefore
Second entry of Dr Piñal’s blog in his series dedicated to the formation problems of the upper limb in newborns: ‘Congenital hand differences: surgical answers