Journal of reconstructive microsurgery · 2006
Post-traumatic big toe reconstruction using free flaps.
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Yoshida Atsushi, Yajima Hiroshi, Murata Keiichi, Kobata Yasunori, Shigematsu Koji, Kawamura Kenji, Kisanuki Osamu, Takakura Yoshinori
Аннотация
The big toe is of great importance for good stability and gait, but few reports have documented reconstruction of big toe defects. In this study, seven male patients, aged 17 to 59 years at surgery (average: 35 years), were treated for big toe defects. The metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints of the big toe were intact in all patients. Five patients were treated with free peroneal flaps (including one perforator flap), and two with free scapular flaps; flap sizes ranged from 9 x 4 to 24 x 6 cm. Follow-up periods ranged from 10 to 29 months, (average: 16.6 months). The iliac was used as the grafted bone in four patients and the scapula in one. Six flaps survived completely, and bone unions were achieved within 3 months. One flap became partially necrotic due to arterial thrombosis. All patients returned to their original jobs, and the cosmetic appearances of all toes were acceptable.