Ligatures Et Sutures Chirurgicales 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-2-287-48615-9_5
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Nouveautés et perspectives dans le domaine des sutures et des ligatures chirurgicales

Abstract: De nombreux procédés innovants ont vu le jour ces dernières années dans le domaine des sutures et des ligatures chirurgicales, permettant aux chirurgiens de réaliser ces gestes de façon plus effi cace, plus sûre et plus confortable.Par extension, on parle de suture ou de ligature pour désigner le fi l chirurgical qui va servir à réaliser ces deux procédures. Pourtant, nous devons constater que de plus en plus de sutures et de ligatures ne se font plus désormais avec des fi ls. Aussi, en préambule, nous préciso… Show more

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“…Thus, the longitudinal axis of the triangular-scapha fossa network is formed by 3 main sources: a subbranch of the STA (STA type) or triangular perforator (PAA type), the middle division of the PAA, and the earlobe perforator. A reverse-flow postauricular flap 12 and posterior auricular overturned flap 13 is supplied by blood from the longitudinal axis of the triangular-scapha fossa network. Reverse postauricular flap can be safely elevated for coverage of the defect, even though 1 of the 3 main sources had been injured.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the longitudinal axis of the triangular-scapha fossa network is formed by 3 main sources: a subbranch of the STA (STA type) or triangular perforator (PAA type), the middle division of the PAA, and the earlobe perforator. A reverse-flow postauricular flap 12 and posterior auricular overturned flap 13 is supplied by blood from the longitudinal axis of the triangular-scapha fossa network. Reverse postauricular flap can be safely elevated for coverage of the defect, even though 1 of the 3 main sources had been injured.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%