2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.cps.2012.08.003
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Microsurgical Advances in Extremity Salvage

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“…Recently, continuous optimizations in microsurgical techniques and equipment have enabled the reconstruction of soft tissue defects in lower extremity using microsurgical free flaps as a standard procedure, which has largely reduced the amputation rate and promoted the overall functional outcome. 1,2 To date, reconstruction of extensive soft tissue defects in lower extremity still poses a great challenge for reconstructive surgeons, despite previous achievements. Postoperative complications, which could significantly impair the surgical outcome, need to be taken into account, such as flap loss, vascular compromise or bleeding with hematoma due to postoperative anticoagulation regimes.…”
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“…Recently, continuous optimizations in microsurgical techniques and equipment have enabled the reconstruction of soft tissue defects in lower extremity using microsurgical free flaps as a standard procedure, which has largely reduced the amputation rate and promoted the overall functional outcome. 1,2 To date, reconstruction of extensive soft tissue defects in lower extremity still poses a great challenge for reconstructive surgeons, despite previous achievements. Postoperative complications, which could significantly impair the surgical outcome, need to be taken into account, such as flap loss, vascular compromise or bleeding with hematoma due to postoperative anticoagulation regimes.…”
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“…But, as the LEAP study group has demonstrated, the loss of plantar sensation is no more an indication for amputation [15]. Advanced age may also be included among the indications for primary amputation [16].…”
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“…Utilizarea unuia sau a celuilalt tip de lambou a rămas o problemă controversată în literatură [7]. Scopul principal al microchirurgiei reconstructive este obţinerea unui rezultat estetic şi funcţional optim cu o morbiditate minimă a regiunii donatoare [8]. Astfel, majoritatea articolelor retrospetive pledează pentru siguranţa mai mare a lambourilor libere fasciocutanate în reconstrucţia posttraumatică a membrului inferior [7,9], în timp ce alţii pledează pentru transferul liber de latissimus dorsi [10,11], cu o rată de supravieţuire a acestuia de 95%.…”
Section: ) Lambourile Bazate Pe Extensorii Gambei (Tibial Anterior şunclassified