Case presentation - reconstruction of thumb defect with neurovascular cross-finger flap after electrical burns.

The advantages are underlined of the use of the neurovascular flap, as seen in a patient with injuries in all anatomical structures after electrical burns, with defect in the soft tissue together with tendon, vessel, and nerve injuries and necrosis of the distal phalanx of the thumb, with reference to the value of this technique in modern plastic and reconstructive surgery.