2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsc.2018.08.011
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Periocular Reconstruction

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“…For eyelid margin defects, the reconstructive approach varies depending on the defect's extent. Small defects often lend themselves to primary closure, while larger ones may require more complex strategies such as tissue advancement and flaps, free tissue autograft, or eyelid-sharing techniques [17][18][19]. In the context of the anterior lamellar region of the eyelid, these surgical techniques have proven successful if adherent to the 'like for like' principle, which advocates for a close match between defect and donor tissue characteristics [16].…”
Section: Overview Of Marginal Eyelids Defects and Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For eyelid margin defects, the reconstructive approach varies depending on the defect's extent. Small defects often lend themselves to primary closure, while larger ones may require more complex strategies such as tissue advancement and flaps, free tissue autograft, or eyelid-sharing techniques [17][18][19]. In the context of the anterior lamellar region of the eyelid, these surgical techniques have proven successful if adherent to the 'like for like' principle, which advocates for a close match between defect and donor tissue characteristics [16].…”
Section: Overview Of Marginal Eyelids Defects and Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In select cases, defects located in concavities around the eye, ear, nose and temple, healing by secondary intention could be a viable treatment option especially in patients with multiple medical comorbidities or wound healing issues. 15,22,[44][45][46][47] When considering full thickness skin graft reconstruction specifically, the potential benefits to delayed repair are more pronounced. Delays allow for better graft survival due to granulation tissue formation, providing an environment to hasten imbibition.…”
Section: Accepted Manuscriptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Fülle der therapeutischen Möglichkeiten werden von Kolk (seitens der MKG) und der Arbeitsgruppe um Heindl (seitens der Augenheilkunde) in umfassenden Übersichtsartikeln dargestellt [14,24]. Vor der detaillierten Planung der Rekonstruktionsstrategie sollten die ästhetischen Einheiten der Region, der Hauttyp und individuelle Konturen bedacht werden [27].…”
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