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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1991
Flaps are susceptible to the same complications as side‐to‐side closures. However, as the blood supply to a flap is more precarious, the complication may have a more dire effect. This article catalogues the various acute complications with an emphasis on early recognition. and management.
S J, Salasche, W J, Grabski
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Flaps are susceptible to the same complications as side‐to‐side closures. However, as the blood supply to a flap is more precarious, the complication may have a more dire effect. This article catalogues the various acute complications with an emphasis on early recognition. and management.
S J, Salasche, W J, Grabski
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1972
Summary 1.The groin flap, a single pedicled flap similar in principle to the delto-pectoral flap but exploiting the superficial circumflex iliac arterio-venous system, is described. 2.Its role in resurfacing the hand and forearm and as a substitute for the standard tube pedicle is described and its advantages in these and other roles is discussed.
I A, McGregor, I T, Jackson
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Summary 1.The groin flap, a single pedicled flap similar in principle to the delto-pectoral flap but exploiting the superficial circumflex iliac arterio-venous system, is described. 2.Its role in resurfacing the hand and forearm and as a substitute for the standard tube pedicle is described and its advantages in these and other roles is discussed.
I A, McGregor, I T, Jackson
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To Flap or Not to Flap, That Is the Question
JPSJ News and Comments, 2018Researchers have found interesting electronic phase transition in a molecular material that is associated with an internal motion within molecule.
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The Abbe Flap Converted to an Island Flap
Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1986A modification of the Abbe flap is described. The pedicle is cut all around the vermilion leaving only a muscle cuff with the nutrient labial vessels. This increases the flexibility of the Abbe flap without reducing its viability. The division of the pedicle is a simplified procedure. The technique has been used on ten patients.
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2012
The nasoseptal flap had an important role in the development of endoscopic endonasal surgery of the cranial base. The flap is pedicled upon the posterior septal artery, which is a terminal branch of the sphenopalatine artery. The reliable vascular supply promotes rapid healing and the flap is an effective barrier for the prevention of CSF leaks.
Carlos D, Pinheiro-Neto +1 more
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The nasoseptal flap had an important role in the development of endoscopic endonasal surgery of the cranial base. The flap is pedicled upon the posterior septal artery, which is a terminal branch of the sphenopalatine artery. The reliable vascular supply promotes rapid healing and the flap is an effective barrier for the prevention of CSF leaks.
Carlos D, Pinheiro-Neto +1 more
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Perioperative Nursing Clinics, 2005
Open wounds, particularly around the face, often require complicated techniques for optimal closure. The approach to the closure of the complicated wound depends largely on the nature of the wound, including the location and size of the defect, the functional outcome after closure, the medical comorbidities of the patient, neighboring structures, and ...
Mary, Tschoi +2 more
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Open wounds, particularly around the face, often require complicated techniques for optimal closure. The approach to the closure of the complicated wound depends largely on the nature of the wound, including the location and size of the defect, the functional outcome after closure, the medical comorbidities of the patient, neighboring structures, and ...
Mary, Tschoi +2 more
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1990
To investigate the cutaneous artery in the popliteal region, cadaver dissections were performed on 16 lower limbs. Two types of the cutaneous vessel have been found. One is the direct cutaneous vessel from the popliteal vessels; the other is the cutaneous vessel branching from the muscular vessel to the semimembranous muscle from the popliteal vessels.
K, Satoh, H, Gyoutoku, Y, Usami
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To investigate the cutaneous artery in the popliteal region, cadaver dissections were performed on 16 lower limbs. Two types of the cutaneous vessel have been found. One is the direct cutaneous vessel from the popliteal vessels; the other is the cutaneous vessel branching from the muscular vessel to the semimembranous muscle from the popliteal vessels.
K, Satoh, H, Gyoutoku, Y, Usami
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1988
The cervicofacial flap was first described in 1969 as a means of obtaining skin cover following orbital exenteration. It has been used since for a wide variety of reconstructive purposes in the orbital, lower lid and upper cheek areas. The vascular supply, narrow pedicle and excellent final cosmetic result from the use of this flap are demonstrated.
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The cervicofacial flap was first described in 1969 as a means of obtaining skin cover following orbital exenteration. It has been used since for a wide variety of reconstructive purposes in the orbital, lower lid and upper cheek areas. The vascular supply, narrow pedicle and excellent final cosmetic result from the use of this flap are demonstrated.
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1980
Radically thinned flaps raised on a subdermal plane, or defatted to the subdermal plane, are described for skin cover for the hand and neck and thumb post construction. No further thinning is required and optimal functional and aesthetic results can be achieved.
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Radically thinned flaps raised on a subdermal plane, or defatted to the subdermal plane, are described for skin cover for the hand and neck and thumb post construction. No further thinning is required and optimal functional and aesthetic results can be achieved.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1951
J G, KOSTRUBALA, R F, STOKES
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J G, KOSTRUBALA, R F, STOKES
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