Publications by authors named "C Deranque"
Article Synopsis
- - Multi-tissue foot injuries are common in kids, and microsurgery plays a crucial role in their treatment, illustrated by a case of a 4-year-old boy who suffered severe injuries from a lawnmower accident, including the loss of his big toe.
- - The surgical team performed a unique combined free flap repair using muscle-sparing latissimus dorsi and serratus anterior, aiming to restore both function and appearance.
- - Follow-up evaluations at 3 months and 1 year showed excellent recovery, with good scores in aesthetic and functional assessments, indicating that this surgical approach is effective for treating complex foot injuries in children.
Treatment of skin lesions related to pseudoxanthoma elasticum in plastic surgery.
Ann Chir Plast Esthet
September 2024
Article Synopsis
- Pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE) is a genetic connective tissue disorder that leads to skin changes, primarily yellow papules and excess skin around areas like the neck, causing notable aesthetic and psychological effects, especially in women.* -
- A study conducted at a University-Hospital from 2007 to 2022 evaluated treatment options for patients with PXE, focusing on surgical procedures to reduce the size of skin lesions rather than complete removal.* -
- Out of 250 patients, 30 underwent surgery with methods like facelifts and skin tightening; results were mostly satisfactory with no complications, highlighting the potential for effective surgical intervention in managing PXE-related skin issues.*
Article Synopsis
- * Conducted over 10 years with 18 patients, the research collected data on flap survival, post-operative complications, and aesthetic results, finding that all grafts and flaps were successful while a couple of patients needed additional surgeries for minor issues.
- * The results indicated that this combined approach is effective and most patients were satisfied with both the functional and cosmetic outcomes of their eyelid reconstruction.
[Nasal reconstruction: Decision tree based on 229 operated cases].
Ann Chir Plast Esthet
February 2022
Background: The Face is the most frequent localization for cutaneous carcinoma. The nose accounts for about 30% of these tumors. Nose tissue loss repair has to pursue 3 types of objectives: carcinologic, aesthetic and functional.
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