Le transfert à partir d'orteil dans la chirurgie reconstructive de la main

Foucher, G.; Genechten, F. Van; Merle, M.; Denuit, P.; Braun, Ferdinand; Debry, R.; Sur, Haydar

doi:10.1016/s0753-9053(84)80022-8

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“…The reconstruction of multiple finger amputations is complicated. Second toe transfer, with or without a third toe transfer, requires good microsurgical skills and is rarely performed immediately (Foucher et al, 1984;Gu et al, 1997;Lister et al, 1983;Tsaı¨et al, 1981).…”

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Modified “On-Top-Plasty” Technique for Restoring Length to Amputation Stumps

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Pélissier

Ballanger

et al. 2002

Journal of Hand Surgery

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Five patients were successfully treated with a modified "on-top-plasty" technique, in which a finger stump is lengthened by transfer of an adjacent amputation stump with a reverse blood flow fingerstump. This technique can be performed in the acute phase or as a secondary procedure. A conventional on-top-plasty can be performed by transfer of a partially amputated index or ring finger to the "top" of the proximal phalanx of an amputated middle finger. Alternatively, the transferred part may be used in an intercalated fashion to reconstruct the middle phalanx, using a prosthesis to reconstruct the proximal interphalangeal joint. The results, complications and disadvantages of the technique are reported. We propose this procedure for the reconstruction of the middle ring finger when a free microneurovascular toe-to-hand transfer is contraindicated or refused by the patient.

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Modified “On-Top-Plasty” Technique for Restoring Length to Amputation Stumps

Pistre

Pélissier

Ballanger

et al. 2002

Journal of Hand Surgery

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“…In 1967, researchers attempted to perform a vascularized joint transfer [ 110 ]. In the mid-seventies, a study reported the first successful free toe joint transfer [ 111 ]. Studies that followed the initial research have reported joint space preservation and maintenance of the hyaline cartilage [ 112 – 125 ].…”

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Silicone and Pyrocarbon Artificial Finger Joints

Alnaimat

Owida

Sharah

et al. 2021

Applied Bionics and Biomechanics

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Artificial finger joint design has been developed through different stages through the past. PIP (proximal interphalangeal) and MCP (metacarpophalangeal) artificial finger joints have come to replace the amputation and arthrodesis options; although, these artificial joints are still facing challenges related to reactive tissues, reduced range of motion, and flexion and extension deficits. Swanson silicone artificial finger joints are still common due to the physician’s preferability of silicone with the dorsal approach during operation. Nevertheless, other artificial finger joints such as the pyrocarbon implant arthroplasty have also drawn the interests of practitioners. Artificial finger joint has been classified under three major categories which are constrained, unconstrained, and linked design. There are also challenges such as concerns of infections and articular cartilage necrosis associated with attempted retention of vascularity. In addition, one of the main challenges facing the silicone artificial finger joints is the fracture occurring at the distal stem with the hinge. The aim of this paper is to review the different artificial finger joints in one paper as there are few old review papers about them. Further studies need to be done to develop the design and materials of the pyrocarbon and silicone implants to increase the range of motion associated with them and the fatigue life of the silicone implants.

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“…Ainsi, Guy Foucher et al [67], à la suite des travaux de Buncke et al [68], ont décrit de nombreux TOV prélevés sur le pied. [72], il est constitué du bloc radioulnaire distal retourné de 908 pour placer l'interligne radio-ulnaire distal en position radiocarpienne.…”

Section: Transfert Osseux Vascularisé Et Chirurgie Reconstructrice Deunclassified

Passé, présent et avenir des transferts osseux vascularisés à la main et au poignet

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2010

Chirurgie de la Main

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Le transfert à partir d'orteil dans la chirurgie reconstructive de la main

Cited by 28 publications

References 19 publications

Modified “On-Top-Plasty” Technique for Restoring Length to Amputation Stumps

Modified “On-Top-Plasty” Technique for Restoring Length to Amputation Stumps

Silicone and Pyrocarbon Artificial Finger Joints

Passé, présent et avenir des transferts osseux vascularisés à la main et au poignet

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