1995
DOI: 10.1097/00000637-199505000-00003
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Chest Wall Reconstruction for Radionecrosis After Breast Carcinoma Therapy

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“…15 Larson 16 and Granick 17 found that irradiation of the flap pedicle does not usually compromise the flap but can prolong and disturb the wound's healing process. According to McKenna, 2 a prior irradiation of the muscle pedicle does not represent a contraindication to use the flap.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…15 Larson 16 and Granick 17 found that irradiation of the flap pedicle does not usually compromise the flap but can prolong and disturb the wound's healing process. According to McKenna, 2 a prior irradiation of the muscle pedicle does not represent a contraindication to use the flap.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latissimus dorsi and pectoralis major were the 2 most commonly used muscles for full-thickness defects in irradiated patients. 4,15 Most of the authors refrain from using the local muscles for closing the chest wall defects when the area is traumatized or irradiated. 5,18,19 In our paper, previously damaged muscles were employed as the first choice after careful evaluation of their blood supply.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Verfügbarkeit verschiedenster Muskellappenplastiken [3±6, 9,12,14], gestielt-oder mit mikrovasculärem Anschluû, hat die Omentum-majus-Plastik daher zum Verfahren der zweiten Wahl werden lassen. Ferner war eine sekundäre Meshgraftdeckung erforderlich, was zu einer mehrwöchigen Nachbehandlung die das Risiko einer Oberflächeninfektion in sich barg.…”
Section: Zweizeitiges Deckungsverfahrenunclassified
“…Por esta razón, en algunas instancias es necesario realizar resecciones extensas y procedimientos de cirugía reconstructiva para cubrir estructuras vitales y asegurar el adecuado cierre de la herida. Algunas indicaciones incluyen: radionecrosis, tumores que afectan la fascia, el músculo y ocasionalmente las costillas, tumores con sangrado importante 15,16 . La resección y cobertura cutánea también puede mejorar la calidad de vida de la paciente con cáncer de mama avanzado ya que ofrece un efecto paliativo en tumores con necrosis extensa 17 .…”
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