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Bear attack, a relatively rare cause of maxillofacial trauma, could lead to severe facial deformity as well as functional impairment. A 45-y…

…vascular free flap reconstruction, obstructive sleep apnea, adenotonsillectomy, facial trauma, and epistaxis. The applicability of VETs has been demonstrated in head and nec…

2021 Craniomaxillofacial trauma & reconstruction Cantini Ardila JE

…re repairs were counted as a single procedure). Uses included fixation of craniofacial fractures (zygomaticomaxillary, orbit floor, frontal bone [N = 9]; fixation of craniofac…

…ying soft tissues during extended open reduction and rigid internal fixation of facial fractures involving 51 orbits in 36 patients were studied. In all patients, the blepharo…

…d face. The authors briefly review the pathogenesis and classification of craniofacial fractures and outline historical approaches to them. Current principles of management ar…

…face due to the increasing incidence, complexity, and severity of presenting midfacial fractures. Unlike in the case of other body parts, the need to preserve facial aesthetic…

…ing on reconstructive endoscopically assisted procedures. The treatment of many facial fractures involving the upper third of the facial skeleton usually requires long bicoron…

…nd underlying bone structures. A computed tomography scan showed comminuted pan-facial fractures. Lifesaving procedures were performed at nearby hospitals, and then he was ref…

…otal upper eyelid avulsion with corneal perforation and involvement of multiple facial fractures on the left side. The visual function is irreparable due to the extensive corn…

…manent loading stable internal osteosynthesis as soon as possible. Accompanying soft tissue defects are reconstructed after wound débridement using the full armamentarium of plas…

Covering soft tissue defects remains challenging for orthopaedic surgeons, especially those in resource-cha…

…al fasciocutaneous flap has been proved an excellent option for coverage of the soft tissue defects of the lower third of the leg, ankle, and foot. In this article, we reported o…

…ns and methods of the reversed posterior interosseous artery flap for repairing soft tissue defects of the hand. [METHODS] In the series, three types of flaps were utilized inclu…

[AIM] We performed a retrospective analysis of patients with soft tissue defects following total knee arthroplasty and therapy. Furthermore, we described the p…

…ve challenge since tumor resection can result in "through and through" bone and soft tissue defects. Reconstruction is essential for an acceptable aesthetic outcome, as well as f…

In laryngoplasty procedures, laryngotracheal soft tissue defects are often repaired using skin grafts. While stenting is necessary to approxima…

… obtain better aesthetic results, are presented here. Nasal tip, cartilage, and soft tissue defects as well as facial burn contractures were reconstructed with a free radial fore…

In thirteen patients, the repair of a soft tissue defect of the lower limb required a free tissue transfer revascularized by microvascul…

…This flap can be used as a free flap and is also a versatile way to reconstruct soft tissue defects around the knee joint.