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J Mĕsták

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PubMed2002

[Giant cell angiofibroma of the lower eyelids].

The authors present a rare case of giant cell angiofibroma (GCAF) of the lower eyelids and the possibility of its surgical treatment. They emphasize the basic morphological indicators for assessment of GCAF and its difference from similar entities.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

Our experience with the technique of areolar rotation in reduction mammaplasty.

In the article, the authors present a relatively uncommon method employed for breast reduction and moulding in gigantomastia. They examine the benefits of the surgical technique based on areolar rotation with a wide superior-lateral dermal areolar flap. The authors point out the fact that postoperative blood supply to the areolas is very good while their sensitivity is preserved.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

Reconstruction of the lower eyelid after excision of major tumours.

The authors report on a pretentious surgical procedure which is essential after excision of major tumours of the lower eyelid. They describe in detail the reconstruction of the lower lid in case of a 70% loss of the lid. They used Mustard's method during which the tarsoconjunctival defect was replaced by a mucochondral implant from the nasal septum. After suture of the implant the residual skin defect was covered by rotation of a cheek flap. A two-stage reconstruction of the lower lid was used in case of 95% excision of the width of the lid. In the first stage the authors transferred a tarsoconjunctival flap from the upper lid and covered the musculocutaneous part by a transplant of retroauricular skin. In the second stage they released the tarsoconjunctival flap with subsequent plastic surgery of the lower lid. In 100% loss of eyelid the authors used for replacement of the tarsus of the lower lid a mucochondral implant from the nasal septum and to cover the skin defect they used a bridge-shaped myocutaneous flap from the upper lid in the defect of the-lower lid.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

Reduction mammaplasty at the Department of Plastic surgery in Prague.

The authors present a review of the history of surgery of hypertrophic breast at the Department of Plastic Surgery in Prague. The period from 1928 to the present time was divided into stages by the dominating surgical technique. The authors emphasize the importance of careful selection of the surgical procedure with regard to the type and grade of the defect.

Breast↗
PubMed1991

Breast reconstruction in women with Poland's syndrome.

The authors point to the considerable variability in the development of the mammary gland in Poland's syndrome cases. Using computed tomography they draw attention to some other anatomical deviations of the deeper-seated structures of the affected side of the chest. Finally, they discuss various techniques of breast reconstruction for hypoplasia or aplasia.

Adolescent↗