Vestn Khir Im I I Grek
September 1988
An analysis of islet flaps of the forearm used in the performing of complex reconstructive operations on the hand in 37 patients is presented. A substantial shortcoming of transplantation of the radial and elbow flaps is a possible development of disturbance of blood circulation in the hand tissues which can require emergent plasty of the transected artery. In transplantation of the posterior flap of the forearm the blood circulation in the hand tissues was not disturbed.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA detailed characteristic of the ways of using fascio-cutaneous, osteo-cutaneous and muscular-cutaneous flaps disposed in the basin of the radial vascular bundle is given on the basis of an experience with 18 operations. Non-free plasty by an island flap on a peripheral vascular pedicle was used in 13 patients. Free plasty with microvascular anastomoses was used in 4 patients.
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