Add to ORKGBACKGROUND Mainstay of post-burn reconstruction is release and split skin grafting. Pedicle flaps are cumbersome to the patient, require multiple procedures and hospitalization. Free flaps are techni-cally demanding and facilities are not universally available. Here we evaluated the local perforator flaps for post-burn re-construction. METHODS We have used sixteen perforator propellar flaps for post-burn reconstruction for various areas of body. RESULTS All flaps did well without any recontracture and need of splintage. CONCLUSION Local perforator flaps should be considered as one of the pri-mary treatment options for post burn reconstruction. KEYWORDS
Background: The tenuous blood supply of traditional flaps for wound cover combined with collateral d...
Background: Open fractures of the distal third of the tibia and fibular offer a challenge to the ort...
Background: The use of microsurgery in the management of burn sequelae is not a new idea. According ...
Background: Burn scar contractures remain a significant problem for the severely burned patient. Rec...
Objectives: Since its creation the first dermatome of 1939 skin grafts have become the most common ...
Background: Problematic scar contractures are frequently observed following extensive (burn) wounds....
Only rarely does coverage in the burn patient require the use of a vascularized flap. However, when ...
Post burn scar contractures of popliteal fossa may impair leg motion and have serious aesthetic effe...
Burn wound management usually can be achieved successfully without reliance on any free tissue trans...
For the successful reconstruction of facial defects, various perforator flaps have been used in sing...
The majority of acute burn wounds or delayed reconstructions are best managed simply with a skin gra...
aim. perforator is a new reconstructive procedure technique that allow transfer large local flaps ba...
The evolving concept of free-style flaps with one or more perforators able to lend support, has been...
Background: Reconstruction of facial defects always represents a surgical challenge as functional an...
The evolving concept of free-style flaps with one or more perforators able to lend support, has been...
Background: The tenuous blood supply of traditional flaps for wound cover combined with collateral d...
Background: Open fractures of the distal third of the tibia and fibular offer a challenge to the ort...
Background: The use of microsurgery in the management of burn sequelae is not a new idea. According ...
Background: Burn scar contractures remain a significant problem for the severely burned patient. Rec...
Objectives: Since its creation the first dermatome of 1939 skin grafts have become the most common ...
Background: Problematic scar contractures are frequently observed following extensive (burn) wounds....
Only rarely does coverage in the burn patient require the use of a vascularized flap. However, when ...
Post burn scar contractures of popliteal fossa may impair leg motion and have serious aesthetic effe...
Burn wound management usually can be achieved successfully without reliance on any free tissue trans...
For the successful reconstruction of facial defects, various perforator flaps have been used in sing...
The majority of acute burn wounds or delayed reconstructions are best managed simply with a skin gra...
aim. perforator is a new reconstructive procedure technique that allow transfer large local flaps ba...
The evolving concept of free-style flaps with one or more perforators able to lend support, has been...
Background: Reconstruction of facial defects always represents a surgical challenge as functional an...
The evolving concept of free-style flaps with one or more perforators able to lend support, has been...
Background: The tenuous blood supply of traditional flaps for wound cover combined with collateral d...
Background: Open fractures of the distal third of the tibia and fibular offer a challenge to the ort...
Background: The use of microsurgery in the management of burn sequelae is not a new idea. According ...