The Journal of surgical research · 2018
Free vascularized fascia flap combined with skin grafting for deep toe ulcer in diabetic patients.
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Yang Xuekang, Fang Zhuoqun, Liu Mengdong, Zhang Yue, Chen Qiaohua, Tao Ke, Han Juntao, Hu Dahai
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: This study introduces a technique for the reconstruction of deep toe defects in diabetic patients using a method that combines free vascularized fascia flap with skin grafting.
METHODS: In this retrospective study, conducted between March 2010 and February 2016, 15 diabetic patients with deep toe ulcer received surgeries that combined free vascularized fascia flap with skin grafting, including nine anterolateral thigh fascia lata flaps and six superficial temporal fascia flaps. Their medical records were systematically reviewed from electronic databases. The donor artery was anastomosed to the dorsalis pedis artery in an end-to-side manner, and the vein was anastomosed to the accompanying vein in an end-to-end manner.
RESULTS: Thirteen fascia flaps completely survived without any rejection. Partially necrosed grafted skins, which were found in two cases, were healed after routine dressing changes. Patients achieved an esthetic outcome and acceptable functions without further revisions. Two patients suffered from ischemic necrosis of the fascia flap and eventually underwent amputation.
CONCLUSIONS: The present study demonstrated that vascularized fascia flap combined with skin grafting has great advantages for correcting deep toe ulcer in diabetic patients characterized by the esthetic outcome, abundant vascularity, surgical simplicity, and good deformability.
METHODS: In this retrospective study, conducted between March 2010 and February 2016, 15 diabetic patients with deep toe ulcer received surgeries that combined free vascularized fascia flap with skin grafting, including nine anterolateral thigh fascia lata flaps and six superficial temporal fascia flaps. Their medical records were systematically reviewed from electronic databases. The donor artery was anastomosed to the dorsalis pedis artery in an end-to-side manner, and the vein was anastomosed to the accompanying vein in an end-to-end manner.
RESULTS: Thirteen fascia flaps completely survived without any rejection. Partially necrosed grafted skins, which were found in two cases, were healed after routine dressing changes. Patients achieved an esthetic outcome and acceptable functions without further revisions. Two patients suffered from ischemic necrosis of the fascia flap and eventually underwent amputation.
CONCLUSIONS: The present study demonstrated that vascularized fascia flap combined with skin grafting has great advantages for correcting deep toe ulcer in diabetic patients characterized by the esthetic outcome, abundant vascularity, surgical simplicity, and good deformability.