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Longitudinally-split radial forearm flap
- Publication Year :
- 2005
- Publisher :
- Informa Healthcare, 2005.
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Abstract
- WOS: 000227762100009 PubMed: 16019739 We have applied the split flap concept to a distally-pedicled radial forearm flap to cover separate dorsal defects of the fingers in two cases. The rationale is that there are the vascular plexuses inside and around the sensory nerve that permit surgical splitting of the flap. In the split design, the first segment is supplied by the radial artery itself. The second segment is supplied by the neurocutaneous artery of the medial cutaneous nerve.
- Subjects :
- Island flaps
Male
Perforator Flap
Flaps (Control Surfaces)
Tibial Arteries
Split radial forearm flap
Sensory nerve
Hand injury
Injury severity score
radial forearm flap
Finger malformation
Treatment outcome
Radial forearm flap
Cutaneous nerve
Hand injuries
Muscle, skeletal
Anatomy
General Medicine
Transplantation, homologous
Forearm
medicine.anatomical_structure
Radial artery
Artery
Human
Dorsum
Adult
medicine.medical_specialty
defect
Wound healing
Follow-up studies
Article
Skin blood vessel
Reconstructive surgical procedures
medicine.artery
Case report
medicine
Skin nerve
Humans
Finger injuries
Surgical Flaps
Split thickness skin graft
Tissue
business.industry
Recovery of function
Vascularization
tissue
Plastic Surgery Procedures
Hand
Surgery
Transplantation
Risk factors
Surgical flaps
Defect
hand
business
Subjects
Details
- Language :
- English
- Database :
- OpenAIRE
- Accession number :
- edsair.doi.dedup.....b0a97341989c39c3cffd0e5382884272