Simultaneous reconstruction of orbital defect and parotid contour deformity by a single muscle-sparing VRAM flap with double-skin islands

RECONSTRUCTION OF PENILE SKIN DEFECT BY CUTANEOUS FLAP FROM THE INNER ASPECT OF THE THIGH

Two patients with penile skin loss who were operated in 1991 are reviewed retrospectively. In both of them skin grafting was mandatory (due to large skin defects on the penile shaft). Causative factors were localized infection in one case and verrucae accuminata in another. In both cases a random flap from the skin of the inner surface of the thigh was applied. The pedicle flap was later t...

reconstruction of penile skin defect by cutaneous flap from the inner aspect of the thigh

two patients with penile skin loss who were operated in 1991 are reviewed retrospectively. in both of them skin grafting was mandatory (due to large skin defects on the penile shaft). causative factors were localized infection in one case and verrucae accuminata in another. in both cases a random flap from the skin of the inner surface of the thigh was applied. the pedicle flap was later transe...

Reconstruction of an inferior orbital rim and cheek defect with a pedicled osteomyocutaneous submental flap.

BACKGROUND The purpose of this study was to present the feasibility of reconstructing an inferior orbital rim and cheek defect with a pedicled osteomyocutaneous submental flap. METHOD A 77-year-old women with a right nasosinusal adenoid cystic carcinoma invading soft tissues and skin of the cheek, the inferior rim of the orbit, the hard palate, and the middle turbinate is presented. A right r...

Gastrocnemius Muscle Flap and Its Application in Lower Extremity Reconstruction

Correction of Polymastia Vera Class I with Skin-sparing Mastectomy and Immediate Rib-sparing DIEP-Flap Reconstruction

1 T he incidence of accessory breast tissue, or polymastia vera, is reported to be 2–4% of the general population and, thus, it is a relatively common congenital malforma-tion, which may not be detectable until puberty. 1 According to the Kajava classification, supernumerary breast tissue is categorized based on whether it consists of nipple, areola, and/or glandular tissue and is accordingly g...