Gutartige Hauttumoren bei Kindern

Sălăvăstru, Carmen; Butacu, Alexandra-Irina; Fritz, Klaus; Eren, Seher; Ţiplica, George‐Sorin

doi:10.1007/s00105-021-04935-w

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2022

DOI: 10.1007/s00105-021-04935-w

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Gutartige Hauttumoren bei Kindern

Carmen Sălăvăstru¹,

Alexandra-Irina Butacu

Klaus Fritz

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Treatment for benign skin lesion in zygomatic-infraorbital region by the expanded multi-lobe cervicofacial advancement rotation flap in pediatric patients

Yan,

Han,

Gan

et al. 2024

BMC Surg

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Purpose Benign skin lesions in zygomatic-infraorbital regions severely influence pediatric patients’ appearance as well as mental health. Treatments are difficult for the high requirements of patients’ guardians in both function and aesthetics. The present study aims to introduce a surgical method, Expanded Multi-Lobe Cervicofacial Flap, which combines the advantages of the classical cervicofacial advancement rotation flap and the tissue expansion technique. Methods A total of 21 pediatric patients were enrolled. The treatment process included 2 stages: implantation of the skin tissue expander and flap transfer. The excessive skin created by tissue expansion extended the coverage area of the multi-lobe flap. Results In this retrospective study, follow-up periods were all more than 12 months (20.8 ± 6.7). In the last follow-ups, the flaps were all in good condition, and No facial organ displacement was observed. The patients’ guardians were satisfied with the outcomes. Conclusions Using the expanded multi-lobe cervicofacial flap for the zygomatic-infraorbital benign skin lesion repair is effective, and this method is especially applicable to the pediatric population.

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Treatment for benign skin lesion in zygomatic-infraorbital region by the expanded multi-lobe cervicofacial advancement rotation flap in pediatric patients

Yan,

Han,

Gan

et al. 2024

BMC Surg

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Gutartige Hauttumoren bei Kindern

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Treatment for benign skin lesion in zygomatic-infraorbital region by the expanded multi-lobe cervicofacial advancement rotation flap in pediatric patients

Treatment for benign skin lesion in zygomatic-infraorbital region by the expanded multi-lobe cervicofacial advancement rotation flap in pediatric patients

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