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[The possibility of isolated joint transplantation with microsurgery of the blood vessels].

The transplantation of isolated joints with intact blood supply and good biomechanic conditions is possible. Biomechanical and neurotropic disturbances lead eventually to progressive degenerative alterations. The regularly seen periarticular adhesions with reduced joint mobility may also reduce the clinical application. Considering our very good results of joint-replantation also good clinical results of the transplantation with vascular and neural anastomoses may be expected. Microsurgery has a proven place for bridging great bone defects with vascular bone fragments. Histological examinations show a prompt and regular bone metabolism in the transplanted bone.

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The application of hair-bearing flaps in head and neck surgery.

The history of hair-bearing flaps is presented. A study of the vascular supply of the scalp with a particular emphasis on the posterior branch of the superficial temporal artery revealed that it was possible to transpose the entire scalp or any hair-bearing flap on a long, highly mobile, narrow pedicle containing this vessel. Clinical application of this finding to postexcisional defects allowed the reconstruction of hairline, eyebrows, sideburns, and various shapes of beards and moustaches. The technique was used on 80 occasions to produce various cosmetic units and proved to be a safe procedure.

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