2022
DOI: 10.1055/a-1655-9135
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Postoperatives Monitoring freier Muskellappenplastiken mittels perforatorbasierten adipokutanen Monitorinseln: Ökonomie, Versorgungsqualität und Ästhetik

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Freie Muskellappenplastiken zur Rekonstruktion großer Weichteildefekte sind neben fasziokutanen Lappenplastiken etablierte mikrochirurgische Standardverfahren. Diese werden häufig mit adipokutanen Monitorinseln zur Durchblutungskontrolle geplant. In unserer Klinik werden sowohl konventionelle, breitbasig aufsitzende adipokutane Monitorinseln (random pattern), als auch perforatorbasierte Monitorinseln verwendet. Während konventionelle Monitorinseln in einer zweiten Ope… Show more

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“…Clinical control of the grafted area should be based on the assessment of skin colour, temperature, turgor and capillary time by trained medical professionals [9]. Most trained head and neck surgeons assess flap grafts by colour, recapillarisation, scratching (and the quality of the blood) and some by flap surface temperature [7, 10].…”
Section: Surgical Anatomy and Physiology Of The Skinmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Clinical control of the grafted area should be based on the assessment of skin colour, temperature, turgor and capillary time by trained medical professionals [9]. Most trained head and neck surgeons assess flap grafts by colour, recapillarisation, scratching (and the quality of the blood) and some by flap surface temperature [7, 10].…”
Section: Surgical Anatomy and Physiology Of The Skinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite progressive medical and technical developments, there is currently no available method that permits a uniform, simple, valid and cost-effective flap perfusion assessment. The gold standard methods mainly rely on the surgeon's clinical assessment [7,8], which involves observation of skin colour, temperature of the flap, capillary refill, and bleeding pattern [7,9,10]. Similarly, surgical re-exploration is a valid way to clinically assess perfusion, especially in the case of local and pedicled flaps [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[7,8] Clinical control of the grafted area should be based on the assessment of skin colour, temperature, turgor and capillary time by trained medical professionals. [9] Most trained head and neck surgeons assess flap grafts by colour, recapillarisation, scratching (and the quality of the blood) and some by flap surface temperature. [7,10] Similarly, surgical re-exploration can act as a valid way of clinically assessing local and pedicled flaps.…”
Section: Perfusion Assessment Of Cutaneous Flapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5,6] Despite progressive medical and technical developments, there is currently no available method that permits a uniform, simple, valid and cost-effective flap perfusion assessment. The gold standard methods mainly rely on the surgeon's clinical assessment [7,8], which involves observation of skin colour, temperature of the flap, capillary refill, and bleeding pattern [7,9,10]. Similarly, surgical re-exploration is a valid way to clinically assess perfusion, especially in the case of local and pedicled flaps.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%