| Autor: |
Norton, Karin J., Silverman, David G., Brousseau, David A. |
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Archives of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery; October 1984, Vol. 110 Issue: 10 p660-663, 4p |
| Abstrakt: |
• This s2tudy demonstrates improved perfusion and viability following surgical delay in a bilateral paired flap model that minimizes the effects of systemic variables in the rat. Surgical delay was achieved in one of two paired thoracoabdominal island flaps by ligating and cutting the inferior epigastric (distal) pedicle three days before flap construction. This created a hypoperfused zone. Within three days of delay, perfusion of the delayed region, as documented by quantification of tissue fluorescein delivery, increased markedly and often exceeded nondelayed values. Construction of 2×11-cm island flaps based on the superior epigastric pedicle at this time was associated with an average of 1.1-cm necrosis, compared with 2.6 cm in nondelayed flaps.(Arch Otolarygol 1984;110:660-663) |
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