The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2009
Ultrathin oblique volar-to-dorsal reverse turnover radial artery perforator-based adipofascial flap: a new surgical strategy for reconstructing a complex dorsal hand tissue defect.
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Al Hoqail Rola
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Adipofascial flaps used in reconstruction of various tissue defects have been described by many authors and have several advantages.
METHODS: A clinical report of an extensive dorsal hand traumatic soft tissue injury where a new ultrathin oblique volar-to-dorsal adipofascial reverse turnover flap based on radial artery distal perforators is presented. Its width-to-length ratio was 1:4 (the longest ever reported), designed to cover primary free tendon grafts and exposed metacarpal bones.
RESULTS: The technique has provided very good hand function and cosmetic outcome, minimum donor site morbidity, shortened rehabilitation, and no complications.
CONCLUSIONS: Adipofascial flaps constitute a functional and an aesthetic refinement in the reconstructive surgical techniques managing complex tissue defects of the dorsum of the hand, a new surgical strategy reported here.
METHODS: A clinical report of an extensive dorsal hand traumatic soft tissue injury where a new ultrathin oblique volar-to-dorsal adipofascial reverse turnover flap based on radial artery distal perforators is presented. Its width-to-length ratio was 1:4 (the longest ever reported), designed to cover primary free tendon grafts and exposed metacarpal bones.
RESULTS: The technique has provided very good hand function and cosmetic outcome, minimum donor site morbidity, shortened rehabilitation, and no complications.
CONCLUSIONS: Adipofascial flaps constitute a functional and an aesthetic refinement in the reconstructive surgical techniques managing complex tissue defects of the dorsum of the hand, a new surgical strategy reported here.