Splanchnic vein thrombosis occurred in 1.8% patients of AP. The use of AC was reasonably safe with no fatal bleeding complications. However, there was no significant difference in the recanalization rates in those with and without AC.
The labral classification system and its associated analytical tools serve as useful references in consultation, simplify discussion of patients with upper lip defects, furnish a practical alternative to complex algorithms, enable documentation of changes, and facilitate analysis of large sample sizes. When implemented judiciously, the tools described in this article will help surgeons confidently address upper lip problems by streamlining accurate diagnosis and guiding proper treatment.
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