Retrospective cross-sectional study to evaluate outcome of loco-regional flaps in head and neck reconstruction in Sudanese patients.

Introduction: The soft tissue of the head and neck region poses both esthetic and functional aspects and must be retorted simultaneously, as any defect will be easy recognizable and will affect the quality of patient's life. Reconstruction by local- regional flap still the most popular approach used and outcome also better than other options.

Objectives: To assess the outcome of loco-regional flaps in head and neck reconstruction in Sudanese patients.

Case report of uneventful resurfacing of the dorsum of foot degloving injury using pedicled lateral supramalleolar flap.

Introduction And Importance: Foot degloving injuries are serious problem and presented regularly to plastic surgery department. Proper identification of this condition followed by suitable reconstruction reduces disability and limb loss. This study highlights the effectiveness of a supramalleolar flap for covering a foot defect.

Double versus triple arthrodesis for adult-acquired flatfoot deformity due to stage III posterior tibial tendon insufficiency: a prospective comparative study of two cohorts.

Purpose: The study aims to prospectively compare double and triple arthrodesis in terms of functional outcomes and deformity correction. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first prospective comparative study in the literature to date.

Methods: This is a prospective comparative cohort study carried out between May 2017 and May 2019.