Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthétique
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Ann Chir Plast Esthet · Jun 2012
Case Reports[Pterigium colli: secondary surgical correction of one severe case].
Congenital web neck is a deformity hardly ever reported in the English literature. It is usually associated to Ulrrich-Turner syndrome. ⋯ We present our experience with a secondary case where previous butterfly method was employed, a combined procedure was used achieving a satisfactory result. We considered that this technique is useful and offers an important improvement of the contour.
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Fat graft is now part of the armamentarium in face plastic surgery. It is successfully used in burn scars. The aim of our study is the discussion of the value of this technique in optimizing cosmetic result of burns face sequelae. ⋯ Fat graft seems to complete and improve the results of the standard surgical approach in burned face.
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Ann Chir Plast Esthet · Apr 2012
Case Reports[Marjolin's ulcer of the cheek developed on burn scar: a case report].
Marjolin ulcers are scar carcinomas most often arising in old burn injuries. They arise mostly in the extremities. We report medical history of a 50-year-old female suffering from a scar carcinoma on her right cheek which was histopathologically identified as a mean differentiated squamous cell carcinoma.
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The external ear is a complex, delicate structure and treatment of burned ears should not be neglected. We will detail the different scenarios a surgeon can encounter and present a therapeutic algorithm. ⋯ Reconstruction of one or both ears is often the last step in a rehabilitation process after burns. It is ideally performed after wound healing has been achieved, and by a team well trained in microtia treatment and post-traumatic reconstruction.
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Ann Chir Plast Esthet · Oct 2011
Review[Role of skin substitutes in surgical repair of the sequelae of burn injuries].
The therapeutic management of the sequelae of deep burns always relies in principle on dermal-epidermal grafts. The latter, the price of which to pay is heavy scarring, cannot always be performed because the surface of skin available may not be sufficient. Research pathways have turned towards the creation of skin substitutes to minimise the scarring and improve the cosmetic quality of the grafts. We review the technical characteristics of collagen matrixes (Intégra(®) - Matriderm(®)) and their method of use.