Traumatic skin loss from the mail genitalia.

The authors present the case-report of a 35-year-old patient with traumatic losses of the scrotum and penis. For acute and final treatment, they used a free transfer of a fasciocutaneous flap. They selected a sensitive Chinese flap for reconstruction of the scrotum; the penis was treated by transplantation using dermoepidermal grafts.

Our standard method of reconstruction of the penis and urethra in female to male transsexuals.

The authors used as a standard a one-stage method of microsurgical reconstruction of the penis, urethra and glans in 38 transsexual patients, a combination of Biemer's method, Trengove-Jones and Horton's suture of the glans. The reconstruction method is described in detail. Although reconstruction of the penis and urethra involved a group of 49 patients and accounted for less than 10% of all microsurgical tissue transfers in traumatology, oncological surgery and congenital defects, they are an important activity in systematic surgery.

Microsurgical reconstruction during treatment of oncological diseases of head and neck.

In 37 oncological patients where extensive resections of the face, maxilla, mandible or calva were necessary, microsurgical reconstructions were used in 27 cases as primary operations at the time of resection, and in 10 cases delayed or secondary operations were made. 49 flaps were used. In five cases two flaps were used in a single stage reconstruction, i.

Microsurgical reconstruction of a stiff jointless thumb after an avulsion injury.

We demonstrate three types of reconstruction of a stiff jointless thumb after an avulsion injury. In the first type, the skeleton of the thumb was harvested from the iliac crest or from a rib, the cutaneous cover was formed from a forearm flap on the a. radialis.