[Construction of a finger substitute with sensation following the loss of all fingers].

On a patient with traumatic loss of all of the fingers a light but satisfactory grip was obtained by the construction of an opposition post with sensation. This was achieved by a tubed abdominal pedicle flap containing iliac bone graft. A neurovascular cross-finger flap was transfered from the uninjured hand in such a way that an anastomosis to a branch of the nerve of the injured hand was possible, allowing for the development a satisfactory sensation.