Small Animal Wound Management, (2nd ed)

Swaim, Steven F.; Henderson, Ronald D.; Fowler, David

doi:10.1111/j.1532-950x.1998.tb00113.x

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“…In this way, using of full-thickness autografts are as one of the most practical and choice method of treatment of these lesions that accelerates healing of lesions and makes appropriate and acceptable appearance. Some factors such as SF affected on tissue adhesion and graft separation is predictable [1] . Surgeons used some methods like stab incision in the center of transplantation to diminish such post-operation complication of free skin graft.…”

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“…Surgeons used some methods like stab incision in the center of transplantation to diminish such post-operation complication of free skin graft. Formation of seroma is not only problem in the use of full-thickness and partial thickness skin graft, fibrosis and shrinkage of skin on its bed are other skin problems in literature [1] . So, seeking the ancillary method to optimize the result is important.…”

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“…As previously mentioned, the use of skin flap and free graft have a positive role in acceptable appearance. The two common main postoperatively complications are ischemia and necrosis for reason such unsuitable bed and incorrect prearation of graft [1,2] . Seroma formation (SF) and shrinkage of transplant tissue are the major surgical complications specifically on non-fresh recipient bed [1][2][3][4] .…”

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“…The two common main postoperatively complications are ischemia and necrosis for reason such unsuitable bed and incorrect prearation of graft [1,2] . Seroma formation (SF) and shrinkage of transplant tissue are the major surgical complications specifically on non-fresh recipient bed [1][2][3][4] . One of ways to bypass these likely postoperatively complications is trying to prepared meshed full-thickness and partial thickness skin grafts and placed on the bed with the aim of removing the negative role of  İletişim (Correspondence)  +98 212 2357598, Cell phone: +98 912 2194580, Fax: +98 212 2357597  hamidrezafattahian@yahoo.com…”

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“…More attempts in solving SF are stab incision in the center of skin graft. The scar has the lack acceptable appearance [1] . Another problem in the use of full-thickness skin graft is shrinkage and size reduction in the wound healing process which is highly inappropriate and unacceptable effect on aesthetic plastic surgery [2] .…”

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Sıçanlarda Tam-Katmanlı Otolog Serbest Deri Greftine Düşük Seviye Yeşil LAZER’in Etkisi

FATTAHIAN¹,

ANSARI²,

Mortazavi³

2015

Kafkas Univ Vet Fak Derg

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The effect of green LED laser on free full-thickness autologous skin graft was tested in rats. Ten adult male Wistar rats were divided into two groups of in each group as test (Low level green LED laser irradiation) and the control group. A full-thickness square incision with the sides of three centimeters was created at the dorsal region of animals. Then, the skin was removed and replaced with a rotation of 90 degrees and sutured. Green LED irradiation (1 J/cm 2 , 60 s, and 532 nm) was performed immediately in the test group daily over a period of 6 days post-operatively. Biopsy taking was carried out on 3, 5, 7 and 14 days after surgery and was sent to the pathology laboratory. The size of graft was recorded on determined days. The results showed that the laser with the amount of has ability to maintain tissue autograft in the surgical site. Macroscopic and microscopic studies showed that the graft tissue in the control group showed significantly (P>0.05) shrinkage and fibrosis. Keywords: Autologous, Full-thickness graft, Low level green LED LASER, Rat, Skin Sıçanlarda Tam-Katmanlı Otolog Serbest Deri Greftine Düşük Seviye Yeşil LAZER'in Etkisi ÖzetTam katmanlı otolog deri grefti üzerine yeşil LED lazerin etkisi sıçanlarda test edildi. On adet yetişkin erkek Wistar sıçan düşük seviye yeşil LED lazer radyasyon grubu ve kontrol grubu olmak üzere iki gruba ayrıldı. Tüm kalınlıkta kenarları 3 cm olan bir kare insizyon hayvanların dorsal kısmında oluşturuldu. Sonrasında, deri uzaklaştırıldı ve 90 derece döndürülerek yerine tekrar dikildi. Yeşil LED radyasyonu (1 J/cm 2 , 60 s, ve 532 nm) operasyon sonrası 6 gün boyunca her gün test grubuna uygulandı. Biyopsiler cerrahi işlemin 3, 5, 7 ve 14. günlerde alınarak patoloji laboratuarına gönderildi. Greftin boyutu aynı günlerde kaydedildi. Sonuçlar lazerin cerrahi müdahale bölgesinde doku otogreftini sağladığını gösterdi. Makroskopik ve mikroskopik çalışmalar kontrol grubunda greft dokusunun anlamlı derecede (P>0.05) çekme ve fibrozise uğradığını ortaya koydu.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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FATTAHIAN¹,

ANSARI²,

Mortazavi³

2015

Kafkas Univ Vet Fak Derg

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Experimental Investigation of the Inelastic Response of Pig and Rat Skin Under Uniaxial Cyclic Mechanical Loading

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Skin is a highly non-linear, anisotropic, rate dependent inelastic, and nearly incompressible material which exhibits substantial hysteresis even under very slow (quasistatic) loading conditions. In this paper, a series of uniaxial cyclic loading tests of porcine and rat skin at different strain rates and with samples oriented in different directions (with respect to the spine) were conducted to study the effect of strain rate and samples orientations with respect to spine on mullins effect and skin inelastic response. A noteworthy feature of skin is that, similar to certain filled rubbers, its mechanical response shifts after the first extension and exhibits softening and hysteresis when loaded under cyclic tension and mullins effect is observed. The results of these strain-controlled cyclic loading tests also indicated that the extent of softening is different for different strain rates and orientations. Also a substantial hysteresis persists even at very low strain rates indicating inelastic behavior beyond the rate sensitive viscoelastic response. Through this series of experiments, by investigating the effect of strain rate on pig skin and rat skin, we conclude that the skin response is rate dependent but inelastic and shows irreversible changes in fiber orientation which are observed in histology re-

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Lambeau de plexus sous-dermique de la lèvre supérieure chez une chienne atteinte d’un mélanome hypopigmenté de la paupière inférieure

Dulaurent¹,

Dulaurent²,

Thilliez³

et al. 2011

Pratique Médicale et Chirurgicale de l'Animal de Compagnie

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Small Animal Wound Management, (2nd ed)

Cited by 37 publications

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Sıçanlarda Tam-Katmanlı Otolog Serbest Deri Greftine Düşük Seviye Yeşil LAZER’in Etkisi

Sıçanlarda Tam-Katmanlı Otolog Serbest Deri Greftine Düşük Seviye Yeşil LAZER’in Etkisi

Experimental Investigation of the Inelastic Response of Pig and Rat Skin Under Uniaxial Cyclic Mechanical Loading

Lambeau de plexus sous-dermique de la lèvre supérieure chez une chienne atteinte d’un mélanome hypopigmenté de la paupière inférieure

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