Covering of loss of substance of the dorsal surface of the fingers by abdominal flap: a case report.

Loss of substance is the second most common reason, after burns, for which plastic surgeons are called to the emergency room in our context. Although not very frequent, loss of substance in the dorsal skin of the fingers has certain characteristics and remains complex. There are numerous coverage techniques available using local and locoregional flaps and their dissection requires a good knowledge of the dorsal vascularization of the fingers and hand. This review article is the result of the experience of the team of reconstructive, plastic, aesthetic and burn surgery of the University Hospital of Tangier - Tetouan - Al Hoceima with this type of lesion in a patient treated by the abdominal flap.