Background:Microsurgical replantation has become the most favorable treatment option for scalp avulsion.However,the accurate prediction of postoperative replant viability remains challenging.Case presentation:In this ...Background:Microsurgical replantation has become the most favorable treatment option for scalp avulsion.However,the accurate prediction of postoperative replant viability remains challenging.Case presentation:In this article,we showed that(indocyanine green angiography,ICGA)can provide a much more precise prediction of replant necrosis than conventional clinical assessment in a rare case of complete scalp avulsion with prolonged ischemia time.Conclusion:Clinical assessment of replant survival may be misleading in cases of complex tissue injuries and prolonged ischemic stress.This case provides insight into the promising utility of ICGA as an important adjuvant tool to better assess tissue perfusion and viability in scalp avulsion and possibly other types of replantation.展开更多
Although ear reconstruction is a mature procedure,emergency microsurgical replantation has still been regarded as the optimal treatment for ear amputation due to its cost-effectiveness and aesthetically pleasing resul...Although ear reconstruction is a mature procedure,emergency microsurgical replantation has still been regarded as the optimal treatment for ear amputation due to its cost-effectiveness and aesthetically pleasing results.Successful microsurgical ear replantation is rare because of the difficulty in identifying suitable vessels for anastomosis.We describe two cases of total ear microsurgical replants using the parietal branch of the superficial temporal vessels(STV)as the recipient vessels.The STV parietal branch was dissected up to a sufficient length after thorough debridement,and the amputated ears were revascularized using end-to-end anastomosis.Our experience shows that the parietal branch of the STV is an ideal recipient vessel option for total ear replantation.展开更多
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(81772086,8170120)the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission-Gaofeng Clinical Medicine Grant(20161424)+1 种基金Shanghai Sailing Program(16YF1403500,17YF1401900)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2018 M630449).
文摘Background:Microsurgical replantation has become the most favorable treatment option for scalp avulsion.However,the accurate prediction of postoperative replant viability remains challenging.Case presentation:In this article,we showed that(indocyanine green angiography,ICGA)can provide a much more precise prediction of replant necrosis than conventional clinical assessment in a rare case of complete scalp avulsion with prolonged ischemia time.Conclusion:Clinical assessment of replant survival may be misleading in cases of complex tissue injuries and prolonged ischemic stress.This case provides insight into the promising utility of ICGA as an important adjuvant tool to better assess tissue perfusion and viability in scalp avulsion and possibly other types of replantation.
文摘Although ear reconstruction is a mature procedure,emergency microsurgical replantation has still been regarded as the optimal treatment for ear amputation due to its cost-effectiveness and aesthetically pleasing results.Successful microsurgical ear replantation is rare because of the difficulty in identifying suitable vessels for anastomosis.We describe two cases of total ear microsurgical replants using the parietal branch of the superficial temporal vessels(STV)as the recipient vessels.The STV parietal branch was dissected up to a sufficient length after thorough debridement,and the amputated ears were revascularized using end-to-end anastomosis.Our experience shows that the parietal branch of the STV is an ideal recipient vessel option for total ear replantation.
