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…stoperative complications within 7 days of operation (3.5 percent), and partial wound dehiscence was the most common complication [16 of 40 (40 percent)]. Cleft disorders const…

…ts, stable coverage was achieved in all patients. One patient experienced minor wound dehiscence treated with debridement and primary closure with simple relaxing incisions. Th…

… refrain from intercourse was 31.3 days. Redundancy or inadequate resection and wound dehiscence were the 2 most common reasons that caused surgeons to reoperate. Surgeons usin…

…ugmentation labioplasty underwent surgery. Postoperative complications included wound dehiscence in 3 patients (9.3%) and a vulvar hematoma in 1 patient (3.1%).Postoperative se…

… perfusion-related complications, including skin necrosis, wound infection, and wound dehiscence. The need for surgical revision was 10.75 percent in patients undergoing lipoab…

… were the main constructive methods. There were no postoperative infections and wound dehiscence. Transferred flaps survived completely. Skin grafts took well. Three of the cos…

…7%) treated with percutaneous aspiration. There was no infection, skin loss, or wound dehiscence. Unlike standard dermolipectomy procedures with wide undermining, the maintenan…

…iod. This is especially disastrous in aesthetic surgery; it may cause hematoma, wound dehiscence, and patient dissatisfaction. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the inc…

… immediately after placement of the expander, without any risk of postoperative wound dehiscence. The expanders were fully inflated intraoperatively accordingly to the principa…

[Chronic ulcer and wound dehiscence..when the origin is unknown and therapy is ineffective!].

…ial bone flap in a patient who had had two prior surgeries and radiation; and 1 wound dehiscence over a plate that was improperly contoured. Advantages noted by the surgeons we…

…s were ambulatory. There were no surgical complications, including flap loss or wound dehiscence, and no complications related to anesthesia (cardiac, deep vein thrombosis, fat…

…he superficial branch of the radial nerve and dorsal branch of the ulnar nerve, wound dehiscence, and decreased range of motion of the wrist. Use of magnification, a bloodless …

…d no immediate perioperative morbidity. Two cleft lip repairs developed partial wound dehiscence and there was one palatal fistula. Five local surgeons underwent cleft training…

…crylate (mean, 55 seconds). Wounds were evaluated at 5 to 7 days for infection, wound dehiscence, or tissue reaction, and at 90 days using the modified Hollander wound evaluati…

…pple, areola, or flap; malfunction of the filler port of a tissue expander; and wound dehiscence. [RESULTS] During follow-up (mean, 7.8 years; range, 0 to 25.8), 208 (27.8 perc…

…toperatively, no evidence of erythema, purulence, hematoma or seroma formation, wound dehiscence, graft extrusion, or flap necrosis was noted. Irradiated human dura mater was w…

… failed because the expanders ruptured. Complications included implant failure, wound dehiscence, and exposure of an expander. Skin expansion can be used to enable closure of s…

…9) and poor (4/29). Complications were those usually reported: pain, infection, wound dehiscence, reservoir failure. In summary, 23 of 29 patients have definitely gained from t…

…y. Other minor complications are infection, hair retention, conjunctival cysts, wound dehiscence, and suture granuloma. We presented a systematic description of the technique e…