Autogenous Fascial Grafts for Exposed Retinal Buckles

Processed Fascia Lata as an Alternative Implant Material in Evisceration

“…21 With the technique proposed in the present study, such reinforcement may not be required since the material used to fill the scleral is also known to protect against exposure. 12,13,22 The fact that the subconjunctival presence of fascia lata strips (observed in patient 4) did not cause erosion of the overlying conjunctival layer and was well tolerated further supports this concept.…”

“…1,2,9 Fascia lata grafts are readily incorporated in the recipient sites and display low metabolic requirements and relatively stable histologic character. 10 These properties have also enabled the use of fascia lata in tissue augmentation procedures (such as vocal cord augmentation 10 and the correction of depressed scars 11 ), as a covering sheet to protect against extrusion of implants, 12,13 or to seal surgical fistulas, such as overfiltrating trabeculectomy sites. 14 The present study examines the potential role of processed fascia lata as an implant material in evisceration.…”

Processed Fascia Lata as an Alternative Implant Material in Evisceration

“…21 With the technique proposed in the present study, such reinforcement may not be required since the material used to fill the scleral is also known to protect against exposure. 12,13,22 The fact that the subconjunctival presence of fascia lata strips (observed in patient 4) did not cause erosion of the overlying conjunctival layer and was well tolerated further supports this concept.…”

“…1,2,9 Fascia lata grafts are readily incorporated in the recipient sites and display low metabolic requirements and relatively stable histologic character. 10 These properties have also enabled the use of fascia lata in tissue augmentation procedures (such as vocal cord augmentation 10 and the correction of depressed scars 11 ), as a covering sheet to protect against extrusion of implants, 12,13 or to seal surgical fistulas, such as overfiltrating trabeculectomy sites. 14 The present study examines the potential role of processed fascia lata as an implant material in evisceration.…”

Dehydrated Allogenic Human Amniotic Membrane Graft for Conjunctival Surface Reconstruction Following Removal of Exposed Scleral Buckle

“…Scleral patch grafting is the most frequently used technique for exposed exoplants. [18][19][20] Other materials that have been used for conjunctival closure following removal of an extruded scleral buckle include processed human cadaveric pericardium, 21 autogenous fascial grafts, 22 and retroauricular periosteal patch graft. 23 Heterogeneous tissue, however, carries the risks of transmission of viral and other infectious agents and immunogenic rejection.…”

Salvaging Recurrent Scleral Buckle Exposure With Autologous Periosteal Patch Graft

“…19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases. 19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases.…”

Processed Fascia Lata as an Alternative Implant Material in Evisceration

“…21 With the technique proposed in the present study, such reinforcement may not be required since the material used to fill the scleral is also known to protect against exposure. 12,13,22 The fact that the subconjunctival presence of fascia lata strips (observed in patient 4) did not cause erosion of the overlying conjunctival layer and was well tolerated further supports this concept.…”

“…1,2,9 Fascia lata grafts are readily incorporated in the recipient sites and display low metabolic requirements and relatively stable histologic character. 10 These properties have also enabled the use of fascia lata in tissue augmentation procedures (such as vocal cord augmentation 10 and the correction of depressed scars 11 ), as a covering sheet to protect against extrusion of implants, 12,13 or to seal surgical fistulas, such as overfiltrating trabeculectomy sites. 14 The present study examines the potential role of processed fascia lata as an implant material in evisceration.…”

Dehydrated Allogenic Human Amniotic Membrane Graft for Conjunctival Surface Reconstruction Following Removal of Exposed Scleral Buckle

“…Scleral patch grafting is the most frequently used technique for exposed exoplants. [18][19][20] Other materials that have been used for conjunctival closure following removal of an extruded scleral buckle include processed human cadaveric pericardium, 21 autogenous fascial grafts, 22 and retroauricular periosteal patch graft. 23 Heterogeneous tissue, however, carries the risks of transmission of viral and other infectious agents and immunogenic rejection.…”

Salvaging Recurrent Scleral Buckle Exposure With Autologous Periosteal Patch Graft

“…19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases. 19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases.…”

Processed Fascia Lata as an Alternative Implant Material in Evisceration

“…21 With the technique proposed in the present study, such reinforcement may not be required since the material used to fill the scleral is also known to protect against exposure. 12,13,22 The fact that the subconjunctival presence of fascia lata strips (observed in patient 4) did not cause erosion of the overlying conjunctival layer and was well tolerated further supports this concept.…”

“…1,2,9 Fascia lata grafts are readily incorporated in the recipient sites and display low metabolic requirements and relatively stable histologic character. 10 These properties have also enabled the use of fascia lata in tissue augmentation procedures (such as vocal cord augmentation 10 and the correction of depressed scars 11 ), as a covering sheet to protect against extrusion of implants, 12,13 or to seal surgical fistulas, such as overfiltrating trabeculectomy sites. 14 The present study examines the potential role of processed fascia lata as an implant material in evisceration.…”

Dehydrated Allogenic Human Amniotic Membrane Graft for Conjunctival Surface Reconstruction Following Removal of Exposed Scleral Buckle

“…Scleral patch grafting is the most frequently used technique for exposed exoplants. [18][19][20] Other materials that have been used for conjunctival closure following removal of an extruded scleral buckle include processed human cadaveric pericardium, 21 autogenous fascial grafts, 22 and retroauricular periosteal patch graft. 23 Heterogeneous tissue, however, carries the risks of transmission of viral and other infectious agents and immunogenic rejection.…”

Salvaging Recurrent Scleral Buckle Exposure With Autologous Periosteal Patch Graft

“…19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases. 19 Temporalis fascia and fascia lata are two potential donor site materials that have been used in these cases.…”