Background:Damage to the skin and underlying tissues due to thermal burns is relevant.Despite the success of modern medicine,repairing thermal damage to the skin is a difficult task in reconstructive plastic surgery b...Background:Damage to the skin and underlying tissues due to thermal burns is relevant.Despite the success of modern medicine,repairing thermal damage to the skin is a difficult task in reconstructive plastic surgery because of the nature of the damage and the regenerative features.Characteristic post-burn changes are associated with different depths of damage when areas of deep damage are combined with more superficial areas.Methods:We described a clinical case of the staged surgical treatment of a cicatricial deformity of the buccalperiorbital-perioral region resulting from a childhood burn injury from a hot object.The 44-year-old patient complained of an aesthetic and functional deformity of the buccal-periorbital-perioral region and had previously undergone repeated nonsurgical corrections.Results:A comprehensive approach to the surgical treatment of a patient with post-burn deformities using a diplene adhesive membrane directly affected the stage of the surgical treatment and contributed to improved functional and aesthetic results.Conclusion:The positive treatment results with preserved contraction and relaxation processes of the facial muscles as well as satisfactory aesthetic results allow us to recommend the use of a biodegradable diplene film during facial reconstructive operations.展开更多
Background The abundance of closely packed vital structures in the periocular and palpebral regions makes resection and subsequent reconstructive interventions extremely difficult.Methods In this novel article,we desc...Background The abundance of closely packed vital structures in the periocular and palpebral regions makes resection and subsequent reconstructive interventions extremely difficult.Methods In this novel article,we described a method for closing lower eyelid defects after tumor excision using a skin-muscle flap from the upper eyelid along with the use of an adhesive diplene biodegradable membrane.The membrane was used for seamless fixation of the flap and to prevent the development of lower eyelid deformity.Results The case presented herein demonstrated that using diplene adhesive biodegradable membranes has excellent functional and aesthetic results.Conclusion Our findings suggest that an adhesive biodegradable diplene membrane can be used for the reconstruction of the lower eyelid to prevent the occurrence of retraction,for the surgical treatment of ectropion including recurrent cases,and for seamless fixation of flaps to wound surfaces in patients with a tendency to form keloids and hypertrophic scars.展开更多
文摘Background:Damage to the skin and underlying tissues due to thermal burns is relevant.Despite the success of modern medicine,repairing thermal damage to the skin is a difficult task in reconstructive plastic surgery because of the nature of the damage and the regenerative features.Characteristic post-burn changes are associated with different depths of damage when areas of deep damage are combined with more superficial areas.Methods:We described a clinical case of the staged surgical treatment of a cicatricial deformity of the buccalperiorbital-perioral region resulting from a childhood burn injury from a hot object.The 44-year-old patient complained of an aesthetic and functional deformity of the buccal-periorbital-perioral region and had previously undergone repeated nonsurgical corrections.Results:A comprehensive approach to the surgical treatment of a patient with post-burn deformities using a diplene adhesive membrane directly affected the stage of the surgical treatment and contributed to improved functional and aesthetic results.Conclusion:The positive treatment results with preserved contraction and relaxation processes of the facial muscles as well as satisfactory aesthetic results allow us to recommend the use of a biodegradable diplene film during facial reconstructive operations.
文摘Background The abundance of closely packed vital structures in the periocular and palpebral regions makes resection and subsequent reconstructive interventions extremely difficult.Methods In this novel article,we described a method for closing lower eyelid defects after tumor excision using a skin-muscle flap from the upper eyelid along with the use of an adhesive diplene biodegradable membrane.The membrane was used for seamless fixation of the flap and to prevent the development of lower eyelid deformity.Results The case presented herein demonstrated that using diplene adhesive biodegradable membranes has excellent functional and aesthetic results.Conclusion Our findings suggest that an adhesive biodegradable diplene membrane can be used for the reconstruction of the lower eyelid to prevent the occurrence of retraction,for the surgical treatment of ectropion including recurrent cases,and for seamless fixation of flaps to wound surfaces in patients with a tendency to form keloids and hypertrophic scars.
