Titlebook: Comprehensive Atlas of Upper and Lower Extremity Reconstruction; From Primary Closure Efstathios Karamanos,Bao-Quynh Julian,Douglas T. C Bo

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Markers of Adult Tissue-Based Stem Cells,truction of hand defects. It is an axial flap that derives its blood supply from the posterior interosseous artery. It is most commonly used as a reversed flow pedicled flap to reconstruct defects of the dorsal hand. However, it has been used as a direct flow pedicled flap to reconstruct more proxim

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Suchandra Chowdhury,Shyamasree Ghoshth the pivot point either distal, at the wrist, or proximal at the antecubital fossa, or as a free flap. It is a workhorse flap for reconstruction of distal extremity defects where a thin and pliable flap is needed. It is also very commonly used for reconstruction of head and neck defects. Its disse

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Sushmita Roy,Eric G. Schmuck,Amish N. Raval not be the case in obese patients or patients with excess skin of the arms, and is mainly used for hand reconstruction as well as head and neck reconstruction. Its major advantage is that it does not sacrifice a major blood supply to the arm. It can be harvested as a fasciocutaneous, fascia-only or

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-60761-860-7on of the head and neck, as well as sternal reconstruction, these indications are beyond the scope of this book and will not be discussed. When it comes to extremity reconstruction, the uses of the pectoralis major flap are limited, since there are other options in the armamentarium of the plastic s

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Eugenio Sangiorgi,Mario Capecchied flap for the treatment of severe?hemifacial microsomia. The scapular and parascapular flaps are based off of branches of the extensive subscapular arterial system. The subscapular artery provides a number of branches, each of which separately can serve as a pedicle for a flap (the latissimus dors

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Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine is an axial flap that utilizes the superficial circumflex iliac artery (SCIA) that lies caudal to the inguinal ligament. The SCIP flap utilizes a perforator from the SCIA that branches off the SCIA usually in the midpoint of the inguinal ligament and travels superior to it. It then courses parallel

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Graham T. Dempsey,Christopher A. WerleyEven the best surgical technique can be undone by poor postoperative flap care. Postoperative care includes extremity dressing, extremity positioning in the postoperative period, and aggressive postoperative monitoring.

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