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  • REPAIR OF DEFECTS IN CHEST WALL WITH THORACICO-ABDOMINAL SKIN FLAP AND MUSCLE FLAP OF MUSCULUS RECTUS ABDOMINIS

    Objective To evaluate the application value of repairing the defects of the chest wall with the thoracico-abdominal skin flap and the muscle flap of the musculus rectus abdominis. Methods From January 2002 to June 2005, five patients with defects in the chest wall underwent the prothesis with the thoracico-abdominal skin flap and the muscle flap of the musculus rectus abdominis under general anesthesia. Focal cleaning was performed first; then, the skin flap was designed and taken (15 cm ×10 cm); and finally, the defects of the chest wall were repaired with the muscle flap of the musculus rectus abdominis. Results Of the 5patients, 4 had the flap healing by the first intention, and 1 had the delayed healing, with no complication. The skin flap had a good appearance, without edema orpigmentation. The X-ray examination showed that the shadow of the sternal sequestrum disappeared. There was no recurrence or complication during the follow-upfor 1-3 years (average, 18 mon). Conclusion The repairing of the defects in the chest wall with the thoracico-abdominal skin flap and the muscle flap of the musculus rectus abdominis is a simple and effective surgical treatment for defects of the chest wall around the sternum, and this kind of treatment is worth applying extensively in clinical practice. 

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:26 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • REPAIR OF PERINEAL AND ADJACENT DEFECTS WITH THORACOUM BIBLICAL ISLAND FLAPS

    Objective To report the experience of repairingperineal and adjacent defects with thoracoum biblical island flaps. Methods From January 1988 toOctober 2003, 7 cases of perineal and adjacent soft tissue defects with thoracoum biblical island flaps, aged 17-52 years. Of 7 cases, there were 2 cases of severe scar contracture due to burn on perineal, 1 case of malignancy on perineal,4 cases of vast soft tissue defects of trauma on the parts of groin and higher two-third thigh. The area of flaps was 9 cm×27 cm-12 cm×30 cm, the longest pedicel of blood vessel was 16 cm. The donor sites of flaps less than 10 cm couldbe sutured directly, the ones more than 10 cm could be repaired with skin grafting. Results All the flaps primarily survived. There was no ischemia and necrosis atthe distal part of flaps. Four patients were followed up 6 months to 6 years. The color, texture and appearance of the flaps were good. The functions of walk and squat were satisfactory.Conclusion The thoracoum bilical island flap can repair perineal and adjacent soft tissue defects, moreover the donor is shady and the effect is ideal. 

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:29 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • REPAIR OF ORBITAL DEFECTS WITH IMPLANT-RETAINED PROSTHESES

    Objective To evaluate the clinical result of using osseointegratedimplants to retain removable orbital prostheses in repairing orbital defects. Methods Two patients with orbital defects caused by orbitaltumor were treated. Each of them got 4 implants. After average 6 months, we performed the secondary operation. After 7 weeks, we took impressions to make the implant-retained prostheses. The magnetic attachment was adopted. The prostheses were made of polysiloxane material(Factor II,Lakeside,Ariz). Results Both of the patients got the successful facial prostheses and were followed up 2 and 8 years respectively. All the implants were integrated well. There were no apparent inflammatory reactions in the soft tissue around percutaneous implants. The patients were satisfied with the facial appearance. Conclusion Implant-retained orbital prostheses are safe and effective in repairing orbital defects.

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:29 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF TISSUE ENGINEERED TENDON IN REPAIRING OLD CALCANEAL TENDONRUPTURE AND DEFECTS

    Objective To probe into the surgical methods and therapeutic effect of repairing old calcaneal tendon rupture and defects with tissue engineered tendons. Methods The tissue engineered tendons were prefabricated by co-cultivatingallogeneic tendon cells with composite of carbon fiber and polyglycolic acid for 5 days. From August 1999 to June 2002, 7 patients with calcaneal tendon rupture and defects (5-7 cm in length) were treated with tissue engineered tendons. The defects were repaired by suturing repeatedly with tissue engineered tendons. Meanwhile, the defects were covered by gastrocnemius fascial flap for protection and strengthening. After surgery, the ankle joints were fixed with plaster 4to 6 weeks, and then the functional exercise was done. Results All the patients were followed up 22 to 56 months (46.9 months on average). Six patients achieved healing by the first intention, only one patient had delayed union. No local or systemic complication occurred in all the cases. No patients were given the second operation for adhesion. In accordance with YIN Qingshui’s criterion for therapeutic effect,the results were excellent in 5 cases, good in 1 case and moderate in 1 case. Conclusion Repairing old rupture and defects of calcaneal tendon withtissue engineered tendons can achieve good clinical outcome, it is an optional therapy. 

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:30 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • REPAIR OF MASSIVE DEFECT FROM EXCISION OF ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL MALIGNANT TUMOUR

    The paper reported the clinical experience of using pectoralis major myocutaneous flap for the immediate repair of massive defects from excising the oral and maxillofacial malignant tumours in 21 cases from 1985 to 1993. The valuation, design, preparation, technique of transfer of the flap and the prevention of flap from necrosis were discussed. It was suggested that the pectoralis major myocutaneous flap was worth using for the immediate repair of massive defects around oral and maxillofacial regions.

    Release date:2016-09-01 11:14 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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