Soft tissue defects of the ankle are a challenging problem. Local flaps have several disadvantages because of functional and/or cosmetic problems. Free flaps, by nature, allow a greater choice of donor sites and therefore minimize problems resulting from local flap harvesting. Passing the vascular pedicle between the tibia and the Achilles tendon for anastomoses on the posterior tibial vessels can maintain satisfactory ankle contour. Three cases of free flap reconstruction of the lateral aspect of the calcaneal region are presented and the surgical approach is detailed. All the patients were able to wear normal shoes after the reconstruction.SCOPUS: ar.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
Up until recently severe foot defects have been underestimated and amputation considered the treatme...
Soft tissue defects of the lateral malleolus (LM) and Achilles tendon pose difficult re-constructive...
Purpose: Various kinds of local flap or free flap have been used for coverage for soft tissue defect...
Introduction: Foot and ankle are prone to injuries and often require free flap for complex soft tiss...
Objective: To evaluate functional and aesthetic outcomes of the reconstruction of soft-tissue defect...
Background. Successful reconstruction of the feet and ankles remains challenging due to limited quan...
Reconstruction of the lateral malleolus or calcaneus region is challenging because of poor vasculari...
Background: Owing to the limited soft tissue donor sites in the foot area, the use of microsurgical...
Objective: To present experience of soft tissue cover of lower one third of tibia and ankle treated ...
Background: Owing to the limited soft tissue donor sites in the foot area, the use of microsurgical ...
(1) Background: Microsurgical reconstruction of foot defects with free flaps is rare as it is a chal...
A mutilated foot as a result of traumas or resection for tumours or ulcers, is a serious physical an...
Background: Reconstruction of defects around foot and ankle is challenging issue. We wanted to asses...
\(\textbf {Introduction:}\) Solid malignancies at the foot and ankle region are rare and include mai...
Background Reconstruction of the weight-bearing surface of the foot represents a challenging task. W...
Up until recently severe foot defects have been underestimated and amputation considered the treatme...
Soft tissue defects of the lateral malleolus (LM) and Achilles tendon pose difficult re-constructive...
Purpose: Various kinds of local flap or free flap have been used for coverage for soft tissue defect...
Introduction: Foot and ankle are prone to injuries and often require free flap for complex soft tiss...
Objective: To evaluate functional and aesthetic outcomes of the reconstruction of soft-tissue defect...
Background. Successful reconstruction of the feet and ankles remains challenging due to limited quan...
Reconstruction of the lateral malleolus or calcaneus region is challenging because of poor vasculari...
Background: Owing to the limited soft tissue donor sites in the foot area, the use of microsurgical...
Objective: To present experience of soft tissue cover of lower one third of tibia and ankle treated ...
Background: Owing to the limited soft tissue donor sites in the foot area, the use of microsurgical ...
(1) Background: Microsurgical reconstruction of foot defects with free flaps is rare as it is a chal...
A mutilated foot as a result of traumas or resection for tumours or ulcers, is a serious physical an...
Background: Reconstruction of defects around foot and ankle is challenging issue. We wanted to asses...
\(\textbf {Introduction:}\) Solid malignancies at the foot and ankle region are rare and include mai...
Background Reconstruction of the weight-bearing surface of the foot represents a challenging task. W...
Up until recently severe foot defects have been underestimated and amputation considered the treatme...
Soft tissue defects of the lateral malleolus (LM) and Achilles tendon pose difficult re-constructive...
Purpose: Various kinds of local flap or free flap have been used for coverage for soft tissue defect...