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Tissue expansion in reconstructive surgery.

A surplus of skin for closure of a defect can be obtained by gradual filling of a subcutaneous balloon. In this way reconstruction of extensive skin defects with neighbouring skin is possible. Two patients with skin defects of the head are illustrative for this expansion technique. The technique, indications and histology are discussed.

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Tissue expansion in the upper extremity.

The use of temporary inflatable implants to generate expanded skin flaps in the upper extremity is a useful reconstructive technique. Applications, technique, and complications are discussed and emphasized with case reports.

Adolescent↗