Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn
【Abstract】 Objective: To analyze the management of high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp in our hospital. Methods: This study involved 10 patients who suf-fered from high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp. Scalp reconstruction was done by different modalities ac-cordin...
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description | 【Abstract】 Objective: To analyze the management
of high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp in our
hospital.
Methods: This study involved 10 patients who suf-fered from high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp.
Scalp reconstruction was done by different modalities ac-cording to the size and location of the defect.
Results: Complete flap viability was achieved in all the
cases. We had one case of gapped wound which was managed
only by dressing. Widening of the scar was found in 2 cases.
Conclusion: Rotation, advancement and transposi-tion scalp flaps are used for reconstructing scalp defects
caused by electrical burn. The choice of ideal flaps for re-construction depends upon the size and site of scalp defect.
Key words: Burns, electric; Scalp; Reconstructive
surgical procedures; Surgical flaps; Skull |
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spelling | doaj.art-7de4dfbe49aa41709b2566c7edbe835d2022-12-21T18:11:33ZengElsevierChinese Journal of Traumatology1008-12752013-08-01164204206236Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burnMakboul MohamedAbdel-Rahim Mohamed【Abstract】 Objective: To analyze the management of high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp in our hospital. Methods: This study involved 10 patients who suf-fered from high-voltage electrical burn injury of the scalp. Scalp reconstruction was done by different modalities ac-cording to the size and location of the defect. Results: Complete flap viability was achieved in all the cases. We had one case of gapped wound which was managed only by dressing. Widening of the scar was found in 2 cases. Conclusion: Rotation, advancement and transposi-tion scalp flaps are used for reconstructing scalp defects caused by electrical burn. The choice of ideal flaps for re-construction depends upon the size and site of scalp defect. Key words: Burns, electric; Scalp; Reconstructive surgical procedures; Surgical flaps; Skullhttp://www.cjtrauma.com/apps/ojs/index.php/cjt/article/view/424 |
spellingShingle | Makboul Mohamed Abdel-Rahim Mohamed Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn Chinese Journal of Traumatology |
title | Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
title_full | Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
title_fullStr | Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
title_full_unstemmed | Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
title_short | Simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
title_sort | simple flaps for reconstruction of pediatric scalp defects after electrical burn |
url | http://www.cjtrauma.com/apps/ojs/index.php/cjt/article/view/424 |
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