A critical assessment of the bilobed flap

McGregor, John C.; Soutar, David S.

doi:10.1016/s0007-1226(81)80094-x

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“…For these reasons, the bilobed flap is used less commonly than it could be with the following modification in design. [2][3] An improvement in design minimizes the problems of pincushioning and tissue protrusions. This design is geo¬ metrically precise with each flap rotating along an arc.…”

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The Bilobed Flap for Nasal Reconstruction

Zitelli¹

1989

Arch Dermatol

345

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Four hundred consecutive surgical wounds on the nose were studied for wound management. The most commonly used flap was the bilobed double transposition flap that is especially useful for reconstruction of defects on the lower third of the nose. While the standard design often results in tissue protrusions or pincushioning, improvements in the design are outlined herein to achieve the best results for defects on the nose.

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The Bilobed Flap for Nasal Reconstruction

Zitelli¹

1989

Arch Dermatol

345

114

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“…El colgajo bilobulado fue descrito por Esser en 1918, para la reconstrucción de lesiones del ala y punta nasal 15 . Zimany en 1953, lo aplicó en la reparación de defectos en tronco y plantas de los pies 16 .…”

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Colgajo Bilobulado en Epiteliomas Basocelulares Nasales

et al. 2014

Rev Chil Cir

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Repair of nasal defects secondary to excision of basal-cell epitheliomasBackground: The repair of defects secondary to excision of basal-cell epitheliomas can be a challenge. Aim: To report the experience with the repair of nasal defects using bilobed flaps. Material and Methods: Review of medical records of 10 patients in whom a basal-cell epithelioma was excised and the nasal defect was repaired using a bilobed flap. Results: In all patients, the flap allowed the repair of the defect using the own patient nasal skin, without complications. Conclusions: The bilobed flap is an excellent technique for the repair of medium size nasal defects secondary to excision of basal-cell epitheliomas

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“…[4][5][6][7][8] These guidelines include limiting the defect size to less than 1.5 cm, using 45 to 55 degrees of transposition for each lobule, and sizing a primary lobule equivalent to the defect. The secondary lobule can be designed as small as 80% of the defect, which allows the pivot point of the flap to remain equivalent to the radius of the defect (Fig 3, A).…”

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Modifying the Burow's triangles of traditional transposition flaps for the repair of adjacent nasal defects

Barlow¹

2010

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

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A critical assessment of the bilobed flap

Cited by 138 publications

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The Bilobed Flap for Nasal Reconstruction

The Bilobed Flap for Nasal Reconstruction

Colgajo Bilobulado en Epiteliomas Basocelulares Nasales

Modifying the Burow's triangles of traditional transposition flaps for the repair of adjacent nasal defects

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