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Super-Drained Distally Based Neurofasciocutaneous Sural Flap: A Case Series and Review of Literature

2015

Objective: The distally based neurofasciocutaneous sural flap is central to the armamentarium for the reconstruction of leg's distal third, ankle, and hindfoot. Despite the use of adapted techniques aimed at increasing the flap's reliability, venous congestion remains a frequently encountered problem. We present a venous super-drainage technique used by the senior author to reduce venous congestion and improve flap reliability when harvesting larger flaps. Methods: A retrospective chart review, from January 2002 to October 2008, at 2 tertiary care centers, was conducted on all cases of inferior limb reconstruction with reverse sural flaps on defects greater than 10 × 5 cm. In addition, a li…

reconstructionsural flapsuper-drainageJournal Articledistally based flapneurofasciocutaneous flapEplasty
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Mandibular odontogenic myxoma : reconstructive considerations by means of the vascularized fibular free flap

2006

The odontogenic myxoma is a rare entity located in mandible and upper maxilla. Due to its local aggressiveness, wide surgical excision is mandatory. Several surgical techniques have been described for the reconstruction of segmental mandibular defects. In comparison with other free flaps, the vascularized free fibular flap (VFFF) supports the longest amount of bone and, due to the nature of the vascular supply a complete freedom in location of the osteotomy is present. A precise mandibular arc can be performed following bone resection. We suggest the performance of the ?in situ? VFFF technique in order to recreate mandibular contour by means of several osteotomies, while the pedicle is stil…

stomatognathic systemOdontogenic myxomavascularized fibular free flapUNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS:CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO]mandibular reconstruction
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Vascularized dermal flap for abdominal wall reconstruction after bariatric surgery

2009

wall reoonstruction bariatric surgerySettore MED/19 - Chirurgia Plasticadermal flap
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