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Cristián Valenzuela Mid - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • REPARACIÓN DE QUEMADURA ELÉCTRICA EN MANO CON COLGAJO DE MCGREGOR. EXPERIENCIA EN HOSPITAL TIPO 2. REPORTE DE CASO
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: José Luis Román Mid, Michel Olivera Mid, Cristián Valenzuela Mid
    Abstract:

    RESUMEN: Las quemaduras eléctricas pueden causar daños por mecanismos como quemaduras cutáneas por fuego del arco o ignición de la ropa, quemaduras tisulares profundas por flujo de corriente a lo largo de los huesos, lesión traumática concomitante y arritmia cardiaca (1,2). Las quemaduras eléctricas se clasifican en lesiones por alto voltaje (mayor a 1000 volts) y bajo voltaje (menor a 1000 volts) (3).La mano es una zona frecuentemente lesionada por quemadura eléctrica. La reconstrucción de la mano debe incluir procedimientos quirúrgicos que proporcionen una cubierta adecuada de piel y tejidos blandos y mantener su funcionalidad.En 1972, Mcgregor y Jackson propusieron un colgajo Inguinal vascularizado por la arteria ilíaca superficial pudiendo utilizarse como colgajo pediculado y también como colgajo libre para defectos de cabeza, cuello, tronco y extremidades (4,5).Se presenta el caso clínico de un paciente de sexo masculino con quemadura eléctrica tipo AB – B en ambas manos asociado a síndrome compartamental. La mano y muñeca izquierda evolucionan con profundización de la quemadura, lesión de tendones y exposición articular, requiriendo cobertura con colgajo fasciocutáneo que permite obtener una mano funcional. SUMMARY: Electrical burns can cause damage by mechanisms suchs as skin burns from arc fire or by ignition of clothing, deep tissue burns by flow of current along the bones, concomitant traumatic injury and cardiac arrhythmia (1,2). Electrical burns are classified as high voltage (greater than 1000 volts) and low voltage (less than 1000 volts) injuries (3).The hand is an area frequently injury by electric burn. Hand reconstruction should include surgical procedures that provide adequate coverage of skin and soft tissues and maintain their functionality.In 1972, Mcgregor and Jackson proposed an Inguinal Flap vascularized by the superficial iliac artery and could be used as a pedicled Flap and also as a free Flap for head, neck, trunk, and limb defects (4,5).We present the case of a male patient with electric burn type AB - B in both hands associated with compartment syndrome. The left hand and wrist evolve with deepening of the burn, tendon injury and joint exposure, requiring coverage with a fasciocutaneous Flap that allows a functional hand to be obtained. Palabras clave: Colgajo Inguinal McGregor, Quemadura eléctrica mano, Keywords: McGregor Inguinal Flap, Electric hand bur

Eduardo Basantesgarcia - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • mcgregor Inguinal Flap for coverage of large soft tissue losses due to high voltage electrical burns in the upper limb a retrospective study
    International journal of burns and trauma, 2019
    Co-Authors: Fernando Rubiogallegos, Solange Nunezgonzalez, Christopher Gault, Daniel Simancasracines, Eduardo Basantesgarcia
    Abstract:

    High-voltage electrical burns are potentially devastating and they are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Due to vascular damage and progressive tissue necrosis produced by electrical burns, there is a large controversy regarding the ideal reconstructive technique for cutaneous coverage of severe lesions in the upper limb. This study aims to analyze our experience using the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique, for the coverage of large soft tissue losses produced by high-voltage electric burns in the upper limb. We performed a retrospective descriptive study with patients diagnosed with high-voltage electric burns, in which the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique was used to cover severe lesions in the upper limb. This study was performed at the department of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery and Burns of the Specialist Hospital Eugenio Espejo, from January 2016 to December 2017. The Flap technique was performed on twelve patients, out of which, nine were males with a mean age of 33 years old. Furthermore, nine out of the twelve cases occurred as a result of accidents at work. The mean time elapsed between the lifting of the Flap, closure of the donor area, and fixation of the Flap to the affected area was 56 minutes (44-72 minutes). In the immediate postoperative period, three patients presented signs of infection in the surgical area. No total dehiscence, total necrosis, and/or hematoma were reported in all patients. The success limb salvage rate was 100%. In our experience, the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique presented a favorable postoperative evolution with complete closure of the lesions and a low rate of complications. Due to the limitations of this study, more studies are needed to prospectively evaluate this Flap.

José Luis Román Mid - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • REPARACIÓN DE QUEMADURA ELÉCTRICA EN MANO CON COLGAJO DE MCGREGOR. EXPERIENCIA EN HOSPITAL TIPO 2. REPORTE DE CASO
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: José Luis Román Mid, Michel Olivera Mid, Cristián Valenzuela Mid
    Abstract:

    RESUMEN: Las quemaduras eléctricas pueden causar daños por mecanismos como quemaduras cutáneas por fuego del arco o ignición de la ropa, quemaduras tisulares profundas por flujo de corriente a lo largo de los huesos, lesión traumática concomitante y arritmia cardiaca (1,2). Las quemaduras eléctricas se clasifican en lesiones por alto voltaje (mayor a 1000 volts) y bajo voltaje (menor a 1000 volts) (3).La mano es una zona frecuentemente lesionada por quemadura eléctrica. La reconstrucción de la mano debe incluir procedimientos quirúrgicos que proporcionen una cubierta adecuada de piel y tejidos blandos y mantener su funcionalidad.En 1972, Mcgregor y Jackson propusieron un colgajo Inguinal vascularizado por la arteria ilíaca superficial pudiendo utilizarse como colgajo pediculado y también como colgajo libre para defectos de cabeza, cuello, tronco y extremidades (4,5).Se presenta el caso clínico de un paciente de sexo masculino con quemadura eléctrica tipo AB – B en ambas manos asociado a síndrome compartamental. La mano y muñeca izquierda evolucionan con profundización de la quemadura, lesión de tendones y exposición articular, requiriendo cobertura con colgajo fasciocutáneo que permite obtener una mano funcional. SUMMARY: Electrical burns can cause damage by mechanisms suchs as skin burns from arc fire or by ignition of clothing, deep tissue burns by flow of current along the bones, concomitant traumatic injury and cardiac arrhythmia (1,2). Electrical burns are classified as high voltage (greater than 1000 volts) and low voltage (less than 1000 volts) injuries (3).The hand is an area frequently injury by electric burn. Hand reconstruction should include surgical procedures that provide adequate coverage of skin and soft tissues and maintain their functionality.In 1972, Mcgregor and Jackson proposed an Inguinal Flap vascularized by the superficial iliac artery and could be used as a pedicled Flap and also as a free Flap for head, neck, trunk, and limb defects (4,5).We present the case of a male patient with electric burn type AB - B in both hands associated with compartment syndrome. The left hand and wrist evolve with deepening of the burn, tendon injury and joint exposure, requiring coverage with a fasciocutaneous Flap that allows a functional hand to be obtained. Palabras clave: Colgajo Inguinal McGregor, Quemadura eléctrica mano, Keywords: McGregor Inguinal Flap, Electric hand bur

Fernando Rubiogallegos - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • mcgregor Inguinal Flap for coverage of large soft tissue losses due to high voltage electrical burns in the upper limb a retrospective study
    International journal of burns and trauma, 2019
    Co-Authors: Fernando Rubiogallegos, Solange Nunezgonzalez, Christopher Gault, Daniel Simancasracines, Eduardo Basantesgarcia
    Abstract:

    High-voltage electrical burns are potentially devastating and they are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Due to vascular damage and progressive tissue necrosis produced by electrical burns, there is a large controversy regarding the ideal reconstructive technique for cutaneous coverage of severe lesions in the upper limb. This study aims to analyze our experience using the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique, for the coverage of large soft tissue losses produced by high-voltage electric burns in the upper limb. We performed a retrospective descriptive study with patients diagnosed with high-voltage electric burns, in which the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique was used to cover severe lesions in the upper limb. This study was performed at the department of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery and Burns of the Specialist Hospital Eugenio Espejo, from January 2016 to December 2017. The Flap technique was performed on twelve patients, out of which, nine were males with a mean age of 33 years old. Furthermore, nine out of the twelve cases occurred as a result of accidents at work. The mean time elapsed between the lifting of the Flap, closure of the donor area, and fixation of the Flap to the affected area was 56 minutes (44-72 minutes). In the immediate postoperative period, three patients presented signs of infection in the surgical area. No total dehiscence, total necrosis, and/or hematoma were reported in all patients. The success limb salvage rate was 100%. In our experience, the McGregor Inguinal Flap technique presented a favorable postoperative evolution with complete closure of the lesions and a low rate of complications. Due to the limitations of this study, more studies are needed to prospectively evaluate this Flap.

Michel Olivera Mid - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • REPARACIÓN DE QUEMADURA ELÉCTRICA EN MANO CON COLGAJO DE MCGREGOR. EXPERIENCIA EN HOSPITAL TIPO 2. REPORTE DE CASO
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: José Luis Román Mid, Michel Olivera Mid, Cristián Valenzuela Mid
    Abstract:

    RESUMEN: Las quemaduras eléctricas pueden causar daños por mecanismos como quemaduras cutáneas por fuego del arco o ignición de la ropa, quemaduras tisulares profundas por flujo de corriente a lo largo de los huesos, lesión traumática concomitante y arritmia cardiaca (1,2). Las quemaduras eléctricas se clasifican en lesiones por alto voltaje (mayor a 1000 volts) y bajo voltaje (menor a 1000 volts) (3).La mano es una zona frecuentemente lesionada por quemadura eléctrica. La reconstrucción de la mano debe incluir procedimientos quirúrgicos que proporcionen una cubierta adecuada de piel y tejidos blandos y mantener su funcionalidad.En 1972, Mcgregor y Jackson propusieron un colgajo Inguinal vascularizado por la arteria ilíaca superficial pudiendo utilizarse como colgajo pediculado y también como colgajo libre para defectos de cabeza, cuello, tronco y extremidades (4,5).Se presenta el caso clínico de un paciente de sexo masculino con quemadura eléctrica tipo AB – B en ambas manos asociado a síndrome compartamental. La mano y muñeca izquierda evolucionan con profundización de la quemadura, lesión de tendones y exposición articular, requiriendo cobertura con colgajo fasciocutáneo que permite obtener una mano funcional. SUMMARY: Electrical burns can cause damage by mechanisms suchs as skin burns from arc fire or by ignition of clothing, deep tissue burns by flow of current along the bones, concomitant traumatic injury and cardiac arrhythmia (1,2). Electrical burns are classified as high voltage (greater than 1000 volts) and low voltage (less than 1000 volts) injuries (3).The hand is an area frequently injury by electric burn. Hand reconstruction should include surgical procedures that provide adequate coverage of skin and soft tissues and maintain their functionality.In 1972, Mcgregor and Jackson proposed an Inguinal Flap vascularized by the superficial iliac artery and could be used as a pedicled Flap and also as a free Flap for head, neck, trunk, and limb defects (4,5).We present the case of a male patient with electric burn type AB - B in both hands associated with compartment syndrome. The left hand and wrist evolve with deepening of the burn, tendon injury and joint exposure, requiring coverage with a fasciocutaneous Flap that allows a functional hand to be obtained. Palabras clave: Colgajo Inguinal McGregor, Quemadura eléctrica mano, Keywords: McGregor Inguinal Flap, Electric hand bur