Handchirurgie 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-11758-9_21
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Angeborene Fehlbildungen der Hand

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“…The most common level of transplantation was the hand/wrist (39), with the arm (23) The most commonly repaired nerves were the median, ulnar, and radial (22). The most commonly repaired arteries were the radial and ulnar arteries (27) and brachial artery (5). The most commonly repaired number of veins was 3 veins (7 transplants).…”
Section: Graft and Patient Survivalmentioning
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“…The most common level of transplantation was the hand/wrist (39), with the arm (23) The most commonly repaired nerves were the median, ulnar, and radial (22). The most commonly repaired arteries were the radial and ulnar arteries (27) and brachial artery (5). The most commonly repaired number of veins was 3 veins (7 transplants).…”
Section: Graft and Patient Survivalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1,2 Although prosthetics and reconstructive surgery have been able to improve quality of life, patients often still report a deficiency in daily activities and function. [3][4][5][6] First successfully performed in 1998, hand transplants are a form of vascularized tissue allotransplantation that provide a unique option to restore form and function for upper extremity amputees. 6 However, there are a number of complications associated with this complex procedure stemming from immune rejection of the transplant and adverse effects of immunosuppression.…”
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“…Seitliche Fehlstellungen können sowohl knöchern als auch tendinogen durch einen atypischen Sehnenansatz bedingt sein. Werden diese Pathologien bei der ersten Operation nicht korrigiert, entsteht die gefürchtete, weil sekundär schlecht zu korrigierende, Z-Deformität [3]. Für unser Vorgehen orientieren wir uns an dem in ▶ Abb.…”
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“…In der Regel wird ein Winkel von etwa 60°gewählt. Manche Fehlbildungschirurgen formen die Lappen wesentlich spitzer, mäusezahnähnlich, mit einem Winkel von 20°mit der Begründung, dadurch Narbenkontrakturen im Wachstum vorzubeugen [9]. Durch die vielen zusätzlichen Nähte wird jedoch die ohnehin lange Operationszeit bei der Syndaktylietrennung zusätzlich verlängert.…”
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