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P Fára

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PubMed1995

[Prevention and treatment of persistent perineal sinuses. Literature review and initial experience].

The objective of the work was to demonstrate possibilities of radical treatment of a perineal sinus, a very unpleasant complication after proctectomy. The authors prefer the use of a fasciocutaneous gluteofemoral flap based on the descendent branch of the inferior gluteal artery. The authors describe the whole surgical procedure and recommend to assemble experience with solution of decubital defects in the pelvic region.

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PubMed1993

[Aggressive fibromatosis in the extremities].

The authors demonstrate in a group of 10 patients treated in the course of 15 years the rare incidence of aggressive fibromatosis of the extremities and the large number of relapses after surgery. They also emphasize the necessity of detailed preoperative examination, priority of a surgical approach, as compared with radiotherapeutic procedures, and the possibility of skeletal and vascular reconstruction after radical surgery.

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PubMed1993

[Musculocutaneous flaps in the treatment of chronic decubitus ulcers in the ischial region].

In a group of 28 decubiti in 21 paraplegic patients, operated during the past five years the authors draw attention to the advantages of the use of three types of musculocutaneous (MC) flaps for surgical and radical treatment of ischial decubiti. The method using musculocutaneous flaps makes it possible to restore a relatively satisfactory cover of the defect by a multilayer long-lasting flap.

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PubMed1993

[Fasciocutaneous flaps].

Fasciocutaneous flaps proved useful for covering soft tissue defects in the region of the leg. After experience with the use of these flaps in six patients the authors recommend this method for covering these defects. In all patients very satisfactory results were achieved.

Humans↗
PubMed1989

[Isolated aneurysm of the iliac artery as a source of postoperative peripheral embolism].

An isolated aneurysm of the iliac artery is a rare disease occurring 10 times less frequently than an aneurysm of the aorta. Aneurysms of the iliac artery are yet 10 times less frequent. The rare incidence of the condition is the cause why it is not taken into account in the differential diagnosis. Electively treated aneurysms have a minimal mortality and morbidity, while symptomatic aneurysms with subsequent complications due to haemorrhage, penetration or embolization calling for urgent surgery, have a mortality of cca 50%. In the patient described by the authors embolization and ischaemia of the lower extremity developed during the immediate postoperative period after prostatectomy. Only the peroperative finding explained the cause of the embolization.

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