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Presenting clinical cases, the authors show the variety of possible uses of the free radial forearm flap. They employ this sensory flap at sites of increased load such as the area of the planta pedis and in thumb reconstruction. Other potential uses include oesophageal and penile reconstruction.
The authors present a group of nine patients after mastectomy. Breast reconstruction was performed by transposition (3) or by free transplantation (6) of a TRAM flap. Based on a review of literary reports, and on their own experience, the authors consider this procedure to be a reliable and effective method of breast reconstruction.
A rare case of extensive invasive basilioma of the abdominal wall in a 65-year-old female patient was treated by resection of the affected wall in its entire width and reconstruction by mobilizing the peritoneum and an extended inguinal flap. In combination with a simple appliance an adequately firm wall was established for complete social rehabilitation of the patient.
The authors present a choice of thumb reconstruction method using free transfer of sensitive radial artery flap together with autologous bone graft implantation in a single-time operation. They regard this approach as more advantageous than the standard tubed flap techniques. The advantages are the following: 1. single-time operation, 2. flap tissue sensitivity, and 3. satisfactory shape of the reconstructed thumb, requiring no subsequent modellation. Photographs show the surgical procedure and three other casuistics.
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