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Techniques in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery, 2003
Tissue expansion in the upper extremity is a valuable technique with expanding indications and expected outcomes. The primary indications are coverage problems after trauma, but the technique is also applicable to defects caused by treatment of hemangioma, nevi, tattoos, or hypertrophic scars as well as correction of unstable tissue or as an ...
Christoph, Heitmann, L Scott, Levin
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Tissue expansion in the upper extremity is a valuable technique with expanding indications and expected outcomes. The primary indications are coverage problems after trauma, but the technique is also applicable to defects caused by treatment of hemangioma, nevi, tattoos, or hypertrophic scars as well as correction of unstable tissue or as an ...
Christoph, Heitmann, L Scott, Levin
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1986
Epidermal mitotic activity during tissue expansion has been assessed in the guinea pig using tritiated thymidine and other confirmatory techniques. Implant inflation results in a threefold elevation of epidermal mitotic activity within 24 hours, followed by a gradual return to normal baseline over 2 to 5 days.
E D, Austad, S B, Thomas, K, Pasyk
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Epidermal mitotic activity during tissue expansion has been assessed in the guinea pig using tritiated thymidine and other confirmatory techniques. Implant inflation results in a threefold elevation of epidermal mitotic activity within 24 hours, followed by a gradual return to normal baseline over 2 to 5 days.
E D, Austad, S B, Thomas, K, Pasyk
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1985
Tissue expansion offers a versatile new technique in the reconstruction of many areas of the body. The authors discuss laboratory studies that provide insight into the mechanism of the technique and present examples from clinical experience acquired over the past seven years, including applications in breast reconstruction and reconstruction of the ...
L C, Argenta, M W, Marks, K A, Pasyk
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Tissue expansion offers a versatile new technique in the reconstruction of many areas of the body. The authors discuss laboratory studies that provide insight into the mechanism of the technique and present examples from clinical experience acquired over the past seven years, including applications in breast reconstruction and reconstruction of the ...
L C, Argenta, M W, Marks, K A, Pasyk
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Journal of Wound Care, 1995
A review of a surgical technique which uses the skin's ability to stretch to obtain tissue for reconstruction
C M, Malata, N W, Williams, D T, Sharpe
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A review of a surgical technique which uses the skin's ability to stretch to obtain tissue for reconstruction
C M, Malata, N W, Williams, D T, Sharpe
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European Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1988
Tissue expansion is a useful tool in reconstructive surgery. It permits the correction of large skin lesions by expanded cutaneous or fascio-cutaneous flaps, well vascularised and matching in colour, texture and thickness. We report our results in 12 children. There was a relatively high complication rate.
N, Favarger, B, Déglise, S, Krupp
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Tissue expansion is a useful tool in reconstructive surgery. It permits the correction of large skin lesions by expanded cutaneous or fascio-cutaneous flaps, well vascularised and matching in colour, texture and thickness. We report our results in 12 children. There was a relatively high complication rate.
N, Favarger, B, Déglise, S, Krupp
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1989
Although tissue expansion is unlikely to replace skin grafting and other basic reconstructive procedures in the horse, its continued success in humans will undoubtedly stimulate client interest in its use. Its biggest advantage is the advancement of full-thickness skin over large defects where grafting techniques would not provide the same degree of ...
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Although tissue expansion is unlikely to replace skin grafting and other basic reconstructive procedures in the horse, its continued success in humans will undoubtedly stimulate client interest in its use. Its biggest advantage is the advancement of full-thickness skin over large defects where grafting techniques would not provide the same degree of ...
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Tissue Expansion with Endoscopy
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1997Tissue expansion is a time-honored technique in plastic surgery. However, while it is possible to rectify quite severe problems, the technique is not free of complications (e.g., extrusion) and, moreover, it can be a lengthy procedure, often taking months.
J M, Serra +4 more
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Tissue Expansion in Reconstruction
Southern Medical Journal, 1987Tissue expansion offers a new alternative in plastic surgery. Its applications are numerous for reconstruction of the scalp, head and neck, trunk, breast, and extremity. Over the past year I have used tissue expansion for reconstruction in 13 patients, with multiple expanders in six patients. Complications included two exposed expanders requiring early
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1993
BACKGROUND. Chronic tissue expansion is an extremely useful addition to the dermatologic surgeon's skills.OBJECTIVE. To review chronic tissue expansion.METHODS. The relavent literature is summarized. Two case histories are presented as examples of the utility of chronic tissue expansion.RESULTS.
S A, Collins, N A, Swanson
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BACKGROUND. Chronic tissue expansion is an extremely useful addition to the dermatologic surgeon's skills.OBJECTIVE. To review chronic tissue expansion.METHODS. The relavent literature is summarized. Two case histories are presented as examples of the utility of chronic tissue expansion.RESULTS.
S A, Collins, N A, Swanson
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