The combined use of flaps transfer and ilizarov technique reconstruct the large soft tissue defects and bone lose in the lower leg / 中华显微外科杂志
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery
; (6): 225-228, 2017.
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Objective To determine the outcome of the combined use of flaps transfer and ilizarov technique reconstruct the large soft tissue defects and bone lose in the lower leg.Methods Sixteen patients were identified from a retrospective review from July,2008 to July,2013,who suffered the large soft tissue defects and bone lose in the lower leg and underwent single-stage soft tissue and osseous reconstruction using the flap technique and Ilizarov method.There were 12 males and 4 females aged from 22 to 62 years old (average 42.6 years old).The size of soft tissue defect ranged from 8 cm×9 cm to 30 cm×20 cm.The length of the bone discrepancy ranged from 2 to 14 cm.According to the local condition of the lower leg and the size of the composite tissue defects,10 patients received the free flap covering,6 patients repaired by the saphenous neurocutaneous perforator flap (3 cases) and sural nerve neurocutaneous flap (3 cases).Daily monitoring the skin temperature postoperative.Distraction was commenced on postoperative day 10 to 14 at the rate of 1 mm/day and continued in 4 equal increments.Results The follow-up time ranged from 18 to 36 months.Sixteen flaps survived completed,only 1 flap was observed the venous congestion in postoperative day 2.The duration of ilizarov application ranged from 3.5 to 18.0 months.All patients achieved final union.All patients were satisfied with the outcome of the surgery.Conclusion The combined use of neurocutaneous flap and Ilizarov technique for reconstruction of large composite soft tissue defect in the lower leg.Significantly reduce patient treatment time,improving traction osteogenesis of long bones and the ability of resistance to infection.
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Chinese Journal of Microsurgery
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