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İnguinal bölgede muskulokutanöz anterolateral uyluk (alu) ada flebi ile rekonstrüksiyon

Pages
200–206
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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ALT flap should be kept in mind as a prior reconstructive option with easy-to-use and low donor site morbidity which could be planned as musculocutaneous or cutenous flap for selected patients with complex defects in inguinal region.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Reconstruction of complex tissue defects in inguinal region remains as a challenging problem in plastic surgery.
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Key Findings & Data:Inability of flap transfer from trunk for some reasons makes reconstruction more difficult.
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Conclusion & Impact:ALT flap should be kept in mind as a prior reconstructive option with easy-to-use and low donor site morbidity which could be planned as musculocutaneous or cutenous flap for selected patients with complex defects in inguinal region.
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Abstract

Reconstruction of complex tissue defects in inguinal region remains as a challenging problem in plastic surgery. Inability of flap transfer from trunk for some reasons makes reconstruction more difficult. In this region of the body two patients with complex soft tissue defect in inguinal region having no chance to harvest flap from trunk underwent musculocutaneous anterolateral tigh flap (ALT) flap reconstruction. In the follow up period no problem observed about flap or flap donor site. ALT flap should be kept in mind as a prior reconstructive option with easy-to-use and low donor site morbidity which could be planned as musculocutaneous or cutenous flap for selected patients with complex defects in inguinal region.

Özet

İnguinal bölgede bulunan kompleks yumuşak doku defektlerinin kapatılması plastik cerrahide sık karşılaşılan sorunlardan biridir. Söz konusu defektlerin kapatılmasında gövdeden taşınan fleplerin çeşitli nedenlerle kullanılamaması bu bölgenin rekonstrüksiyonunu güçleştirmektedir. İnguinal bölgede gövdeden flep taşınmasının mümkün olmadığı kompleks yumuşak doku defektine sahip iki hastada muskulokutanöz anterolateral uyluk (ALU) ada flebi ile rekonstrüksiyon uygulandı. Hastaların takibinde primer olarak flepten kaynaklanan ya da donör sahayı ilgilendiren bir problem yaşanmadı. Söz konusu flep inguinal bölgenin rekonstrüksiyonunda kolaylıkla kulanılabilecek, donör saha morbiditesi çok düşük olan, muskulokutanöz ya da kutanöz olarak planlanabilen bir cerrahi prosedür olarak öncelikle düşünülmelidir.

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BİLKAY, U., ÖZEK, C., AKIN, Y., TEMİZ, G. (2022). İnguinal bölgede muskulokutanöz anterolateral uyluk (alu) ada flebi ile rekonstrüksiyon. Türk Plastik Rekonstrüktif ve Estetik Cerrahi Derg., Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 3, 200–206. https://ajindex.com/articles/641813

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