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The Subscapular Arterial Tree as a Source of Microvascular Arterial Grafts

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004
The subscapular arterial tree may be used as a source of microvascular grafts to replace damaged or diseased portions of arteries, particularly in the hand and forearm. By studying cadaver dissections, it is possible to estimate the number of branches that may be found at different arterial segment lengths from the origin of the subscapular artery ...
Stanley M, Valnicek   +3 more
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Presurgical imaging of the subscapular artery with three‐dimensional‐computed tomography angiography: Application to harvesting subscapular system free‐flaps

Clinical Anatomy, 2023
AbstractA subscapular system free‐flap is extremely useful for maxillofacial reconstruction since it facilitates the simultaneous harvesting of multiple flaps using one subscapular artery (SSA) alone. However, cases of aberrations in the SSAs have been reported. Therefore, the morphology of SSA needs to be confirmed preoperatively before harvesting the
Shuichi Imaue   +7 more
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Anatomic variants of the subscapular-thoracodorsal arterial system: A radiologic analysis of 200 arterial systems

Oral Oncology, 2022
Composite flaps based on the subscapular arterial system are excellent choices for complex defects, including those of the head and neck, though rates of anatomic variants are not well described.Characterize subscapular-thoracodorsal arterial system in a large cohort of patients using CT chest angiography.CTA chest studies from 100 adult patients were ...
Thomas F Barrett   +5 more
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Reconstruction following radical maxillectomy with flaps supplied by the subscapular artery

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, 2000
The authors present their experience of 27 cases with repairs of defects following radical maxillectomies with free flaps. A total of 28 flaps were used (five latissimus dorsi, six scapula, 16 combination flaps of scapula and latissimus dorsi and one combination of scapula, latissimus dorsi and serratus anterior flap).
Uglešić, Vedran   +4 more
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The Anatomy of the Subscapular Artery and Its Effects on Flap Design in the Rabbit

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1989
The course of the subscapular artery was studied in 20 rabbits. Its course was constant, giving two branches to the latissimus dorsi muscle after which the vessel sent a branch (S1) that perforated the panniculus carnosus to supply a large territory of skin.
M F, Angel, R K, Khazanchi, B M, O'Brien
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The anatomy of the subscapular-thoracodorsal arterial system: study of 100 cadaver dissections

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1984
The results of 100 cadaver dissections of the subscapular-thoracodorsal arterial system are presented. These results confirm the anatomical reliability of the thoracodorsal artery and report the consistent presence of a branch of the thoracodorsal artery to the serratus anterior muscle. The branches to serratus anterior were of sufficient dimensions to
A R, Rowsell   +3 more
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The Scapular/Parascapular Flap: The Chimeric Flap Based on the Subscapular Arterial System

2021
The scapular and parascapular flaps are cutaneous flaps that have been extensively used in the treatment of soft tissue reconstruction and are a favored flap for the treatment of severe hemifacial microsomia. The scapular and parascapular flaps are based off of branches of the extensive subscapular arterial system.
Efstathios Karamanos   +2 more
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Rare atypical vascular pattern of subscapular artery: Anatomico-clinical insight.

La Clinica terapeutica, 2016
The use of muscles of scapular region in transposition and reparative surgery has made the anatomical knowledge of axillary artery and its branches imperative. The subscapular arterial tree is frequently used as a source of microvascular grafts to replace damaged or diseased portion of arteries especially in upper and lower limbs. This investigation is
A, Kumar   +7 more
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