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Capillaroscopy is a very simple examination which allows good evaluation of the superficial micro-circulation of the skin. The authors consider that this new examination constitute a method to evaluate the risks of skin necrosis after facel…

The standard abdominal lipectomy is a risky procedure with respect to where the first incision (i.e., the transverse suprapubic incision) is located. Failure to place the incision successfully may distort the whole procedure, resulting in a…

Back pain is classified most easily into three types (1) muscle spasm, (2) herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP), and (3) facet syndrome and/or nerve compression. It is possible the wide abdominal rectus plication procedure will be beneficial to…

Liposuction (suction-assisted lipectomy) is today an accepted, closed surgical technique utilized by physicians practicing in a number of different specialties. It is a procedure that can be learned and used as an adjunct to a number of ope…

Endocrine and hemodynamic changes associated with the antagonism of fentanyl by nalbuphine have not been reported. Therefore, the authors studied ten patients after anesthetic induction with thiopental, fentanyl, tracheal intubation aided b…

Prior to designing and performing an abdominoplasty, we use a simple test that allows us to predict, within 1 cm, the location of the suprapubic scar after a standard abdominoplasty. When the distance from the umbilicus to the suprapubic sc…

Massive scrotal edema is an unreported complication of abdominoplasty. This patient's postoperative decompensation of medial thigh and scrotal lymphatic return may well have been due to an occult lymphedema tarda or previously compromised l…

The abdominal wall of the infant presents a significant skin excess. Applying techniques of aesthetic abdominoplasty, it is possible to excise extensive abdominal wall lesions, as often seen in children with congenital hairy nevi. Three cas…

Total removal of giant naevi with a minimal residual scar is of course ideal for prevention of malignancy and obvious psychological reasons. One can take advantage of the excess of skin existing in infants to be able to perform such wide ex…

An abdominal wall rich of fat or relaxed and poor of fat could be burdensome psychically and physically, especially if there are additional changes of musculoaponeurotic abdominal wall. The line of incision for abdominoplasty (cross-ellipse…

A transverse myocutaneous rectus abdominis flap from the contralateral side has been employed for breast reconstruction in 52 patients. This flap has the advantage of balancing the patient by utilizing skin from an area of relative excess. …

Infants born with congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) die because their lungs are hypoplastic. In the fetal lamb, the lung made hypoplastic by compression with an intrathoracic balloon can, if decompressed in utero, grow and develop enoug…

Despite improved techniques in modern x-ray therapy of genital tumors, radioulcera of the groin and lower abdominal wall are still common. The reconstruction of this area can be achieved by a modified abdominoplasty technique. This techniqu…

A review of 428 abdominoplasties performed for the correction of abdominal flaccidity emphasizes the need for a wide repertory of surgical techniques to achieve an aesthetically natural appearance of the abdomen. Six details of surgical tec…

Abdominoplasty has proved to be highly successful in reducing abdominal size and laxity in 93 patients, with few complications. The scar is inconspicuous. The method is considered preferable to the W technique.…

A 35-year-old man, grossly incapacitated by giant morbid obesity, and showing pathological sequelae of it, weighed 225.45 kg at presentation. After gastric bypass, his body weight decreased by 48% over approximately one year. After abdomino…