Publications by authors named "Li-xun Huang"
[The reconstruction of neovascularization of posterior pharyngeal flap: an experimental study in dogs].
Zhonghua Zheng Xing Wai Ke Za Zhi
March 2003
Article Synopsis
- The study investigated how neovascularization (new blood vessel formation) develops in two types of posterior pharyngeal flap surgeries in dogs, comparing superior and inferior flap placements.
- The results showed that the superiorly based flaps demonstrated quicker blood vessel reconstruction, forming a mature network within 30 days, while inferiorly based flaps took longer to develop a mature network, reaching that stage by 90 days.
- Both flap types were ultimately able to establish a sufficient blood supply through their vascular networks, but their timelines for maturation differed significantly.