Repairing of complex abdominal wall defects challenges both general and reconstructive surgeons. For the large-full-thickness defects, distant flaps or free tissue transfer is required to restore the abdominal wall. In this report, a patient with large abdominal defect following excision of a large peripheral nerve sheath tumor was reconstructed by free latissimus dorsi flap. The reconstruction was successful although revascularization was performed one day later. The patient recovered well with no abdominal wall weakening after 4-month follow-up
SummaryBackground and aimReconstruction of large and chronically infected recurrent abdominal wall d...
Ten patients with primary or recurrent cancer of the chest wall underwent full-thickness resection a...
Summary:. Abdominal wall reconstruction for full-thickness defects is a challenging procedure that u...
AbstractFull-thickness abdominal wall defects may result from trauma, tumor resection, or infection....
Upper abdominal wall defects secondary to trauma are not amenable to immediate closure in most cases...
Introduction: Infected abdominal defects are a challenge to surgeons. In this study, we describe 10 ...
Reconstruction of a large abdominal defect is a technically demanding procedure. A single flap is so...
Large abdominal cutaneous defects may occur in association with complex ventral hernias, trauma, tum...
The purpose of abdominal wall reconstruction is to prevent hernias and protect the abdominal viscera...
Introduction and importance: Lateral abdominal wall (LAW) defect presents as a rare and unique chall...
Bu çalışma Aachen Üniversitesi Eschweiler Hastanesi'nde yapılmıştır.Son zamanlarda karın duvarı defe...
Backgrounds: The reconstruction of large full-thickness abdominal wall defects usually requires micr...
Contains fulltext : 52495.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)BACKGROUND AND...
Abstract Introduction Breast reconstruction with autologous tissue transfer is now a standard operat...
Large full thickness abdominal wall defects following malignancies can be a reconstructive challenge...
SummaryBackground and aimReconstruction of large and chronically infected recurrent abdominal wall d...
Ten patients with primary or recurrent cancer of the chest wall underwent full-thickness resection a...
Summary:. Abdominal wall reconstruction for full-thickness defects is a challenging procedure that u...
AbstractFull-thickness abdominal wall defects may result from trauma, tumor resection, or infection....
Upper abdominal wall defects secondary to trauma are not amenable to immediate closure in most cases...
Introduction: Infected abdominal defects are a challenge to surgeons. In this study, we describe 10 ...
Reconstruction of a large abdominal defect is a technically demanding procedure. A single flap is so...
Large abdominal cutaneous defects may occur in association with complex ventral hernias, trauma, tum...
The purpose of abdominal wall reconstruction is to prevent hernias and protect the abdominal viscera...
Introduction and importance: Lateral abdominal wall (LAW) defect presents as a rare and unique chall...
Bu çalışma Aachen Üniversitesi Eschweiler Hastanesi'nde yapılmıştır.Son zamanlarda karın duvarı defe...
Backgrounds: The reconstruction of large full-thickness abdominal wall defects usually requires micr...
Contains fulltext : 52495.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)BACKGROUND AND...
Abstract Introduction Breast reconstruction with autologous tissue transfer is now a standard operat...
Large full thickness abdominal wall defects following malignancies can be a reconstructive challenge...
SummaryBackground and aimReconstruction of large and chronically infected recurrent abdominal wall d...
Ten patients with primary or recurrent cancer of the chest wall underwent full-thickness resection a...
Summary:. Abdominal wall reconstruction for full-thickness defects is a challenging procedure that u...