Publications by authors named "Itaru Sone"
Article Synopsis
- Goltz syndrome is a rare, X-linked dominant disorder characterized by skin issues such as patchy skin loss, fat herniation, pigmentation variations, and nail abnormalities, primarily affecting female newborns, while being fatal in males due to hemizygosity.
- The case presented involves a female patient with a combination of Goltz syndrome and Triple X syndrome, which is generally milder and causes few symptoms, but in this instance resulted in multiple system anomalies affecting her appearance and health.
- The patient’s skin condition was treated with conservative measures, while her facial cleft, cleft lip, palate, and syndactyly were addressed successfully through surgery, highlighting the complexities of managing both syndromes
Free flap reconstruction of Achilles tendon and overlying skin defect using ALT and TFL fabricated chimeric flap.
Case Reports Plast Surg Hand Surg
July 2019
A 33-year-old man developed a left Achilles tendon rupture and skin necrosis. We reconstructed the defect using an anterolateral thigh flap and a tensor fasciae lata muscle flap in a chimeric fashion. he was able to stand on a toe of the operated foot without help 6 months postoperatively.
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