Extensive demolition should always be followed by extensive reconstruction. Even through intervention with an extensive demolition in cases of large tumors in the eyelid and cantus, it has not been possible to avoid the recurrence of the disease. The average time of recurrence when compared with reconstruction varies between 28 (minimum) and 39 months (maximum).
Reconstructive surgery can be considered a relatively standard procedure in the treatment of head and neck cancer. The main drawback is still related to the major impact on patients' quality of life and functional status.
In 1997, Maruyama and Iwahira proposed an axial frontonasal flap based on the lateral branch of the angular artery to cover defects of the distal third of the nose. In this article, we presented a modification to the flap suggested by Maruyama and Iwahira, with the pedicle including the transverse part of the nasal muscle to make the advancement safer in terms of survival of the flap. We believe that the axial myocutaneous flap of the nasal dorsum is a viable repair procedure for soft-tissue loss of the distal third of the nose (including the nasal tip and the alae nasi to the nasolabial fold), because it is easy and especially safe to perform
Oral poster abstracts post-processing, isovolumetric and ejection periods were measured according to valve status. 4D-MPI results were compared to conventional Mod-MPI. Results: 30 healthy fetuses were examined to establish normal range of values for 4D-MPI at 24-32 weeks. MPI measured in both methods remained relatively stable during pregnancy. In 13 cases of evolving cardiac compromise (agenesis of ductus venosus with extrahepatic connection-4, cardiomyopathy-2, SVT-2, diaphragmatic hernia-1, fetal anemia [before treatment]-2, pulmonary-venous shunt-1, CMV infection-1), conventional Mod-MPI and 4D-MPI showed similar results. The difference between them did not exceed ±0.05 (clinically insignificant). Conclusions: 4D-MPI is useful for direct evaluation of fetuses with suspected cardiac compromise, and provided results comparable to those obtained with conventional Mod-MPI. 4D-MPI may form part of the 3D/4DUS exam performed on these fetuses.
OP04.09 Left ventricle ejection fraction values by planimetric in fetuses between 17 and 40 weeks
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