튜메센트마취 Tumescent Anesthesia

Ultrasound-assisted lipoplasty for reduction of fatty breasts and fixation has been found to be a safe technique with promising aesthetic results when it is applied in selected patients and performed by a surgeon with expertise with ultraso…

[OBJECTIVE] To investigate a new operation of breast reduction for gynecomastia. [METHODS] In the past 5 years we treated 42 cases (80 sites) of gynecomastia with the double-ring incision, a supra-lateral derma-mammary pedicle of the nippl…

Recent qualms about the safety of aesthetic lipoplasty may be attributable more to support system flaws than to technical process deficiencies. The authors here focus on perfunctory patient monitoring when sedative or analgesic drugs are gi…

With the development of office-based operating rooms and improved office anesthesia, the ability to perform more extensive surgery outside the hospital is now given. Experience with the tumescent technique for liposuction and abdominoplasty…

Forty-two female patients underwent liposuction of large volumes and extensive abdominoplasty during an 18-month period, with an average follow-up period of 9 months. Fifty-two percent of the patients underwent a third surgical procedure, w…

The tumescent technique of local anesthesia was developed by J. Klein ten years ago to facilitate liposuction surgery. Tumescent anesthesia not only became the standard technique for liposuction, but proved to be of great value for other su…

A modification of the tumescent technique for body contouring has been adapted for patients undergoing face lift. Thirty women, average age 56 years, were prospectively studied, with a 1-year follow-up. All surgery was performed in a privat…

The tumescent technique makes it possible for the surgeon to perform a full abdominoplasty with suction-assisted lipoplasty (SAL) contouring without the necessity for general anesthesia. Benefits include minimal blood loss, less postoperati…

Abdominoplasty has traditionally been a procedure that has been performed in a hospital setting, usually with an overnight stay, particularly when full rectus plication has been part of the operative procedure. With the development of offic…

[BACKGROUND] A dual level of tumescent anesthetic infiltration has been found to expedite hair graft or strip harvesting for hair transplantation, reducing bleeding, and increasing the exit angle of the hairs, thereby promoting increased su…

[OBJECTIVE] To describe and define the viability of using tumescent anesthetic technique (TAT) in skin cancer reconstructive surgery with good results and without adverse reactions. [DESIGN] Phase 3 clinical trial. [SETTING] The National …

The tumescent technique for liposuction has become a widely accepted procedure in the plastic surgical community. We have used this technique as primary anesthesia for a limited abdominoplasty (mini abdominoplasty) in a series of 35 patient…

The safety of lidocaine dosing in the tumescent technique has been well documented, but there is little evidence regarding the safety of combining tumescent lidocaine infiltration with subcutaneous lidocaine infiltration required in other a…

Although liposuction is considered to be a relatively safe procedure, several deaths and nonfatal serious complications such as sepsis, toxic shock syndrome, thromboembolic disease, fat emboli, and adult respiratory distress syndrome have b…

The tumescent technique of local anesthetic administration was originally spawned by the desire to facilitate full-body, large volume liposuction in a safe and efficient outpatient manner. The numerous advantages of this technique are readi…

So, do I recommend the tumescent technique to accomplish liposuction contouring? You bet. Is it the "standard technique"? Not yet, but it probably will become so as it is better known and safety issues are addressed. The tumescent technique…