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Dagmar Ammannrauch - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • free tarsal graft combined with Skin Transposition Flap for full thickness lower eyelid reconstruction
    Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2007
    Co-Authors: Martin S Zinkernagel, Elena Catalano, Dagmar Ammannrauch
    Abstract:

    Abstract: We present the surgical outcome in a series of 4 patients with large full-thickness eyelid defects after basal cell carcinoma excision. The patients underwent reconstructive eyelid surgery using autogenous free tarsal grafts combined with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid. Two female and 2 male patients ranging in age from 44 years to 85 years were treated. In all 4 cases, posterior lamellae were reconstructed using a free tarsal graft, and the outer lamella was developed with a Transposition Skin Flap from the upper eyelid. The Skin Flap provided adequate vascular support in all cases. Follow up of 10 months to 20 months showed a good outcome in all patients. Reconstruction of full thickness eyelid defects after extensive tumor excision requires reforming of the anterior and posterior lamella. Whereas the Hughes or Cutler Beard techniques for eyelid reconstruction require a 2-step approach with occlusion of the eye for at least 1 week, reconstruction with a free tarsal graft is a 1-stage procedure and does not entail eye occlusion. Autogenous tarsus as a free graft proves to be a simple procedure for posterior lamella substitution in lower eyelid surgery, especially in combination with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid.

Martin S Zinkernagel - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • free tarsal graft combined with Skin Transposition Flap for full thickness lower eyelid reconstruction
    Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2007
    Co-Authors: Martin S Zinkernagel, Elena Catalano, Dagmar Ammannrauch
    Abstract:

    Abstract: We present the surgical outcome in a series of 4 patients with large full-thickness eyelid defects after basal cell carcinoma excision. The patients underwent reconstructive eyelid surgery using autogenous free tarsal grafts combined with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid. Two female and 2 male patients ranging in age from 44 years to 85 years were treated. In all 4 cases, posterior lamellae were reconstructed using a free tarsal graft, and the outer lamella was developed with a Transposition Skin Flap from the upper eyelid. The Skin Flap provided adequate vascular support in all cases. Follow up of 10 months to 20 months showed a good outcome in all patients. Reconstruction of full thickness eyelid defects after extensive tumor excision requires reforming of the anterior and posterior lamella. Whereas the Hughes or Cutler Beard techniques for eyelid reconstruction require a 2-step approach with occlusion of the eye for at least 1 week, reconstruction with a free tarsal graft is a 1-stage procedure and does not entail eye occlusion. Autogenous tarsus as a free graft proves to be a simple procedure for posterior lamella substitution in lower eyelid surgery, especially in combination with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid.

Liu Jian-zhong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Neck Skin expansion in repairing defect of cheek
    Journal of Practical Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery, 2020
    Co-Authors: Liu Jian-zhong
    Abstract:

    Objective To summarize the lateral neck Skin expansion repair in tissue defect of cheek in 113 cases during past 13 years, look for a best method for different condition and different repairs. Methods 3 types of operation methods for Skin defect of cheek were used. ①The lateral neck Skin advanced Flap; ②The lateral neck Skin Transposition Flap;③The lateral neck Skin relay expansion method; Results In 113 cases, there were 52 cases of advanced Flap Transposition Flap in 26 cases, the relay expansion Flap in 35 cases, no one Flap necrosis occured. the complications were: hematoma 2 cases, seroma 5cases, expander expose 6 cases, expander form angle 10 cases. In 19 cases second stage scar excision were performed. Conclusion The expansion is a best choice for defect of cheek when lateral neck Skin is normal. The advanced Flap is used for lower area of cheek without influence on lip and chin scar repair; the transposion Flap is used for inferior area of cheek, area front to ear, angle of mouth, lip and chin; the relay expansion Flap is not only used for defect of whole cheek scar, but also may prevent extropion of lower eyelid

Elena Catalano - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • free tarsal graft combined with Skin Transposition Flap for full thickness lower eyelid reconstruction
    Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2007
    Co-Authors: Martin S Zinkernagel, Elena Catalano, Dagmar Ammannrauch
    Abstract:

    Abstract: We present the surgical outcome in a series of 4 patients with large full-thickness eyelid defects after basal cell carcinoma excision. The patients underwent reconstructive eyelid surgery using autogenous free tarsal grafts combined with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid. Two female and 2 male patients ranging in age from 44 years to 85 years were treated. In all 4 cases, posterior lamellae were reconstructed using a free tarsal graft, and the outer lamella was developed with a Transposition Skin Flap from the upper eyelid. The Skin Flap provided adequate vascular support in all cases. Follow up of 10 months to 20 months showed a good outcome in all patients. Reconstruction of full thickness eyelid defects after extensive tumor excision requires reforming of the anterior and posterior lamella. Whereas the Hughes or Cutler Beard techniques for eyelid reconstruction require a 2-step approach with occlusion of the eye for at least 1 week, reconstruction with a free tarsal graft is a 1-stage procedure and does not entail eye occlusion. Autogenous tarsus as a free graft proves to be a simple procedure for posterior lamella substitution in lower eyelid surgery, especially in combination with a Skin Transposition Flap from the upper eyelid.

B. Speculand - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The origin of the temporalis muscle Flap.
    British Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, 1992
    Co-Authors: B. Speculand
    Abstract:

    Abstract This paper explores the origin of the temporalis muscle Flap which has been attributed to Golovine, a Moscow ophthalmic surgeon, who described a forehead Skin Transposition Flap. Small temporalis muscle Transpositions were used in surgery for TMJ ankylosis, but the use of the majority of the muscle for reconstruction of facial defects was first described by Sir Harold Gillies during the 1914–1918 war.