Reconstruction of defects of the proximal nasal sidewall using the procerus perforator flap

Benecke, Johannes; Olsavszky, Victor; Schaarschmidt, Marthe‐Lisa; Bauer, Corinne; Koch, Philipp-Sebastian; Felcht, Moritz

doi:10.1111/ddg.13752

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“… 1 Smaller defects can be closed with direct closure or local flaps. 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 Larger defects can be a challenge to reconstruct as the stiff tissue of the nose makes it difficult to adequately mobilize the tissue. Skin grafting may be an option for these cases.…”

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Complete division of the pedicle of the forehead flap is possible after 1 week of engraftment in selected patients

Felcht

Wetzig

2021

JAAD International

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Background: Recent studies have demonstrated that early division of the forehead flap (FHF) is possible if angiography is performed or a remnant of the pedicle is left behind. Whether or not careful selection of patients allows for complete division of the pedicle has not been studied. Objective: To assess if careful selection of patients allows for early complete division of the FHF. Methods: The exclusion criteria were trauma in the donor region, full-thickness defects, or a larger cartilage grafting. In the selected patients, complete division of the FHF pedicle was performed at early time points, when the pedicle was clinically engrafted (n = 12). Results: The median age of the patients was 80 years 6 8. The average size of the wounds was 6.6 cm 2 6 4.0. The complete division of the pedicle was performed in 10 patients after 7 days, 1 patient after 8 days, and 1 patient after 11 days (median 7.4 days 6 1.1). One patient developed a wound infection, and 1 suffered from postoperative bleeding. The latter patient was the only 1 who required debulking in a third surgical procedure. No necrosis or flap failures were observed. Limitations: Retrospective, single-center study. Conclusion: Careful selection allows for complete early division of the pedicle of FHF. (JAAD Int 2021;2:5-11.)

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Complete division of the pedicle of the forehead flap is possible after 1 week of engraftment in selected patients

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Wetzig

2021

JAAD International

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“…The alae nasi are complex structures of high cosmetic value and even minor asymmetry can lead to undesirable functional and aesthetic results [1]. Different approaches have been described for nasal reconstruction, including mucosal grafts, dorsal nasal flaps, forehead flaps [2–5], and turnover nasolabial flap [6, 7], albeit with certain disadvantages.…”

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Single‐stage reconstruction of full‐thickness defects of the lateral ala nasi: A novel technique

Luo

Peng

2022

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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“…Die Nasenflügel sind komplexe Strukturen von hohem kosmetischem Stellenwert, und schon eine geringe Asymmetrie kann zu unerwünschten funktionellen und ästhetischen Ergebnissen führen [1]. Für die Nasenrekonstruktion wurden verschiedene Ansätze beschrieben, wie Schleimhauttransplantate, dorsale Nasenlappen, Stirnlappen [2–5] und gedrehte Nasolabiallappen, jeweils mit gewissen Nachteilen [6, 7].…”

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Neue Technik zur einzeitigen Rekonstruktion von Vollwanddefekten der lateralen Ala nasi

Luo

Peng

2022

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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Reconstruction of defects of the proximal nasal sidewall using the procerus perforator flap

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Complete division of the pedicle of the forehead flap is possible after 1 week of engraftment in selected patients

Complete division of the pedicle of the forehead flap is possible after 1 week of engraftment in selected patients

Single‐stage reconstruction of full‐thickness defects of the lateral ala nasi: A novel technique

Neue Technik zur einzeitigen Rekonstruktion von Vollwanddefekten der lateralen Ala nasi

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