Rare Presentation of Ulnar Nerve Palsy in Closed Both Bone Forearm Fracture in Pediatric Population.

Introduction: Ulnar nerve injury in closed both bone forearm fracture is rare. Most nerve injuries are neuropraxia and rarely the nerve is trapped or is transected. Most of the time recovery is spontaneous but sometimes requires surgical exploration.

Minimising the donor area morbidity of radial forearm phalloplasty using prefabricated thigh flap: A new technique.

Phalloplasty is indicated in various conditions of penile loss or absence. There are numerous techniques for phalloplasty including the pedicle and free flaps with the ultimate goal of micturition in standing position, attaining adequate size, aesthesis and sensations for sexual intercourse. Radial forearm phalloplasty is the gold standard flap to achieve above results but gives a very bad scar on the forearm.