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Chest Wall reconstruction after huge oncological demolition: the role of muscle and myocutaneous flaps”
No full textFree flap complications: common causes for reexploration.
No full textA retrospective study of 100 consecutive patients
undergoing immediate microsurgical reconstruction
after resection of head and neck cancer was conducted,
correlated to the economic impact in a heterogeneous
group of elderly patients affected by different
types of cancer, with different locations and different
free flap donor sites.1 Postoperative medical complications
were statistically more important in pulmonary
and alcohol patients in negatively affecting the outcomes
and true costs of microsurgical procedures
CHEST-WALL RECONSTRUCTION AFTER MASSIVE ONCOLOGICAL RESECTION: THE ROLE OF MUSCOLOCUTANEOUS FLAPS
No full textShould an infected and/or exposed total-knee prosthesis always be removed? The role of the versatile gastrocnemius muscle flap in our experience
No full text"Il lembo miocutaneodi tensore della fascia lata: possibilità di impiego e versatilità nella nostra esperienza clinica"
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