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… dehiscence (n = 22), infections (n = 9), seroma (n = 9), haematoma (n = 2) and skin necrosis (n = 1). A total of 27 operations were performed, with an average hospital stay…

… results and a low complication rate. The skin flap is so well perfused that no skin necrosis and only 5.7% wound healing problems were experienced. [CONCLUSION] This approa…

… antibodies. She underwent abdominoplasty with liposuction and developed severe skin necrosis of the abdomen following the procedure and at the site of liposuction. The corr…

…a in 255 cases (31.57%), thrombosis in 212 (26.23%), infection in 170 (21.03%), skin necrosis in 127 (15.71%), and hematoma in 42 (5.19%). There were three deaths due to thr…

…d in 8 procedures (19%). Hematoma was the most common complication, followed by skin necrosis. All except 3 patients were completely healed within 6 weeks. [DISCUSSION] This…

…ONS] Smoking predisposes to surgical site infections, delayed wound healing and skin necrosis in patients undergoing the most common aesthetic procedures in plastic surgery.…

…iod was 34 months on average. No complications, including neurovascular injury, skin necrosis, abscess, nodulation, calcification or irregularity, were noted. A patient-rate…

…udy did not observe major systemic complications, haematoma, seroma, infection, skin necrosis, lymphoceles, or lymphoedema. Minor complications were three cases of wound deh…

…struction mastectomy procedures at one institution was performed. Infection and skin necrosis rates were measured. Predictors of outcomes were identified by unadjusted logis…

…t-operative haematoma and infection resulting in a full thickness dorsal penile skin necrosis and a pedicled anterolateral thigh (ALT) perforator flap was required for recon…

…ercent) and two with minimal local erythema (1.8 percent); and minimal marginal skin necrosis with spontaneous healing (3.5 percent). [CONCLUSIONS] The technique of abdomino…

…istically significant difference for perfusion-related complications, including skin necrosis, wound infection, and wound dehiscence. The need for surgical revision was 10.7…

… ulceration of the puncture points in 9, displacement in 6, galactostasis in 1, skin necrosis in 1, breast deformation in 3, bilateral asymmetry in 4, aseptic inflammation i…

…resthesias and discomfort persisting for 6 months (1), seroma (1), and marginal skin necrosis with an open wound (1). The latter problem occurred in the only patient who was…

The authors report the case of a young patient who developed extensive skin necrosis after ultrasound liposuction of the medial surface of the thigh. These lesions …

…re haematoma (2), infection (4), implant removal (3), capsular contracture (2), skin necrosis (2), and luxation of the implant (1). [CONCLUSION] Immediate reconstruction aft…

…al deformity, haemorrhage, infection, keloid/hypertrophic scarring and anterior skin necrosis were recorded and incidence determined. Cases requiring revision i.e., those wi…

…ry was performed in 18 knee arthroplasties because of wound-healing problems or skin necrosis. The procedure, after debridement, included myocutaneous, muscle flap, and spli…

…occur in any women within the study period. Complications, of which superficial skin necrosis was most common, occurred in 35% of reconstructions and were investigated criti…

… for maintaining stability of the chest wall, five patients suffered from local skin necrosis, requiring skin grafting, and four suffered from persistent foreign body reacti…