Surgical Atlas of Perforator Flaps
A Microsurgical Dissection Technique
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To determine the safety and efficacy of percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy (PELD) combined with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) hydrogel injection in patients with lumbar disc herniation (LDH).
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A 52-year-old male was referred for a suspected local recurrence of laryngeal carcinoma. The primary lesion was a T4N2M0 squamous cell carcinoma treated by the referring hospital with prior laryngectomy with b...
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To investigate the results of resurfacing completely degloved digits using bilobed innervated radial artery superficial palmar branch (RASPB) perforator flap in a spiral fashion.
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Detailed investigation of the vasculature of the lateral aspect of the foot has rarely been presented. However, harvesting the flap in this area to cover defects of the foot and hand is highly important. Repai...
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Soft-tissue defects of the forefoot are difficult to cover adequately, particularly, although multiple options for reconstruction are available. This study especially focused on the vascularization of the medi...
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Tissue loss accompanied by bone defects in the thumb is a challenging reconstruction problem. Traditional repair methods are unsatisfactory.
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This study aims to explore the characteristics of the formation and topography of lateral plantar artery perforators to identify a repair procedure for defects in the forefoot region.
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This study aims to identify a repair procedure for ulcers or defect of the forefoot region. The general distribution and variation of the vascular anatomy of the distally based venocutaneous flap on the medial...
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Bulky flaps cause aesthetically unacceptable outcomes and result in poor function in areas such as the feet, the hands, the face, and the neck. A thinned perforator flap suggests a uniformly thin adipose layer...
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The concept of a flow-through flap, in which both the proximal and the distal ends of the vascular pedicle of a free flap are anastamosed to provide blood flow to distal tissues, was first described by Soutar ...
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The lateral arm flap was first described by Song et al. in 1982 [1].
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Lovie et al. [1] originally described the ulnar artery forearm flap as a free flap in 1984.
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Zheng and Lin reported the anatomical basis and clinical application of posterolateral mid-forearm perforator flap [1, 2].
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In hand surgery, several vascular pedicled island flaps taken from the dorsal skin of the hand and forearm are available for reconstruction of hands and fingers [1–4].
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Cutaneous branches from the thoracodorsal and lateral thoracic arteries were first mentioned by de Coninck et al., and the flaps based on these arteries have been known as thoracodorsal skin flaps, thoracodors...
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In 1981, an international group of surgeons under the direction of Acland published their work on the “saphenous flap” [1–3].
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When Song et al. published their paper in 1984 on the thigh as a donor site for three new flaps with the anterolateral thigh, they closely fulfilled all the characteristics of a perforator flap [1].
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The anterior tibial artery perforator (ATAP) flap is vascularized by perforators of the anterior tibial artery and has been reported by several authors [1–6].
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In 1983, Donski and Fogdestam first described a distally perforator-based sural fasciocutaneous flap for heel coverage. The flap was based on perforating branches from the posterolateral septum issued from the...