2002
DOI: 10.1054/bjps.2002.3817
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Earlobe reconstruction with a reverse-flow chondrocutaneous flap

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“…22 However, when the avulsed tissue is not available or reimplantation is considered unadvisable autologous transplantations and various local or regional flaps can Nasal amputation due to donkey bite 89 be put into practice at the time of primary wound repair. 18,21 This is proved by the uneventful postoperative recovery of the patient in our first case, where no complications were observed.…”
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confidence: 51%
“…22 However, when the avulsed tissue is not available or reimplantation is considered unadvisable autologous transplantations and various local or regional flaps can Nasal amputation due to donkey bite 89 be put into practice at the time of primary wound repair. 18,21 This is proved by the uneventful postoperative recovery of the patient in our first case, where no complications were observed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…cial tissues is superior and primary closure has little risk of infection (14). Avulsive injuries accompanied with significant tissue loss are difficult to manage and require autologous grafts and various local or regional flaps (15,16). Choosing the best technique for reconstructive procedure depends on the size of the defect, location, relationship to adjacent structures, available donor tissue and etc.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…La combinación de varios colgajos orientados en diferentes direcciones a veces da lugar a lóbulos excesivamente cicatriciales y antinaturales, generando secuelas evidentes (5,8,11). Lo mismo puede decirse de los colgajos condrocutáneos; además, en el lóbulo no existe cartílago y puede prescindirse de esta aplicación si se puede reproducir la forma y la textura sin recurrir a procedimientos que incorporen un esqueleto (13)(14)(15). Cuando se opta por emplear colgajos en dos tiempos, se prolonga el tratamiento y se complica el procedimiento en conjunto (16,18).…”
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