Reconstruction of scrotum with anteromedial thigh flap

Patil, Anuradha J; Yelikar, Avinash; Vichare, Aakanksha; Tolat, Tanvi; Kulkarni, Jiten

doi:10.4103/mgmj.mgmj_18_20

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“…In our study of 42 cases, 16 (38%) patients of fracture orbit underwent surgery due to displacement and functional deformity, 26 (62%) had conservative management, similar results were shown by Awungshi et al 7 wherein 89% had conservative management and Anuradha et al 8 showed that 60% of patients were managed conservatively.…”

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Descriptive and Surgical Analysis of 196 Cases of Traumatic Maxillofacial Fractures: An experience of 6 years

Mashalkar

Shetty

Ellur

2023

IJRSMS

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Aims To analyze the etiology, anatomical pattern, and management of upper, midface, and lower face fractures pertaining to our demography and compare our results with other regions and worldwide. Materials and methods A 6-year retrospective record analysis from 2013 to 2018 of eligible patients' data was recorded with a prepared proforma. Demographic parameters including age, sex, etiology, anatomical site, closed or open, displaced or un displaced fracture, type of treatment, associated with head injury, and implants used were evaluated.Inclusion criteria were all patients with facial bone fractures irrespective of age and gender.Exclusion criteria were patients with pure soft tissue injury of the face and with facial burns. Results Most were involved with multiple facial bone fractures. Out of 196, 72 patients (pts) had involvement of mandible fractures, 79 had involvement of the maxilla, 65 zygoma, 68 nasal bone, 42 orbital wall, 21 frontal bone with processes, and 7 NOE involvement. The most frequent etiologic factor was detected to be road traffic accidents (RTA; 162 ,83%), due to falling (24, 12%), and assault (10, 5%).In total, 173 were male (88%) and the rest 23 were female (12%). The mean age was found to be 29 years. Twelve patients (6.1%) were less than 14 years of age. Most RTAs had occurred in young adults from 16 to 30 years of age group. We analyzed individual bone fracture involvement and compared it with other geographical locations. Conclusions Most facial fractures are combined involving multiple bones in young adults with RTA as the most common etiology. There was a balance seen in managing the facial fractures between conservative and operative methods. These data provide us the information in evaluation of the preventive measures to be taken and give the direction of focusing the clinical and research priority in the future.

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“…This was followed by orbital floor fracture, seen in 40% of patients. Anuradha et al 8 reported floor as the most common (73.8%) followed by the lateral wall (69.2%).…”

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Descriptive and Surgical Analysis of 196 Cases of Traumatic Maxillofacial Fractures: An experience of 6 years

Mashalkar

Shetty

Ellur

2023

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“…1 Several skin flap designs have been reported to create a neoscrotum to house the exposed testes. [2][3][4] However, they can be significantly bulky and less aesthetically pleasing if the patient is overweight. Testicular temperature regulation may also be affected if the soft tissue is too thick.…”

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A Novel Technique of Total Scrotal Resurfacing with NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix for Testicular Preservation

Chia,

Vandervord,

Seyedabadi

2024

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Summary: The reconstruction choice of scrotal defects after Fournier gangrene has been routinely based on the reconstructive ladder. Defects are usually managed with either skin-grafting or regional flaps to achieve testicular coverage. However, skin grafting done directly to testes may lead to chronic pain issues, and skin flaps can potentially be too thick to achieve good temperature control for spermatogenesis. We present the first reported case of total scrotal resurfacing after Fournier gangrene in a 48-year-old patient with NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix. The patient showed a good cosmetic outcome with no residual pain issues. Further research is recommended to further investigate the long-term effects of scrotal reconstruction with Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix.

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Reconstruction of scrotum with anteromedial thigh flap

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Descriptive and Surgical Analysis of 196 Cases of Traumatic Maxillofacial Fractures: An experience of 6 years

Descriptive and Surgical Analysis of 196 Cases of Traumatic Maxillofacial Fractures: An experience of 6 years

A Novel Technique of Total Scrotal Resurfacing with NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix for Testicular Preservation

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