Toe-to-hand transfer: a donorsite morbidity

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Toe-to-hand transfer: a donorsite morbidity

STUPKA, Igor; Jiří VESELÝ; Martin MOLITOR; Petr HÝŽA; Lucie KUČEROVÁ et al.

Základní údaje

Originální název

Toe-to-hand transfer: a donorsite morbidity

Název česky

Morbidita nohy po odběrů prstců

Autoři

STUPKA, Igor; Jiří VESELÝ; Martin MOLITOR; Petr HÝŽA a Lucie KUČEROVÁ

Vydání

Budapěšť, Hungary, Magyar Traumatológia, Ortopédia, Kézsebészet, Plastzikai Sebészet, Abstract Book, od s. A-0971, 1 s. 2004

Nakladatel

magyar traumatológia

Další údaje

Jazyk

angličtina

Typ výsledku

Stať ve sborníku

Obor

30200 3.2 Clinical medicine

Stát vydavatele

Maďarsko

Utajení

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Označené pro přenos do RIV

Ano

Organizační jednotka

Lékařská fakulta

ISBN

1217-32-31

Klíčová slova anglicky

toe-to hand transfer; foot morbidity

Štítky

foot morbidity, toe-to hand transfer

Změněno: 2. 6. 2005 15:35, Zdeňka Trojanová

Anotace

ORIG CZ

V originále

Toe-to-hand transfers to replace missing fingers have become a common reconstructive practice in our clinic. The purpose of this article is to evaluate morbidity of the donor site on the foot following the transfer. A group of 72 patients were assessed; 95 feet were examined post-transfers, i.e. The groups were arranged according to the numbers of patients as follows: group A (37 cases), second toe from one foot; group B (17 cases), second toes from both feet; group C (6 cases) with wrap-around flap; and group D (5 cases), the whole big toe. This was followed by group E (7 patients), who had the combination of the second and third toes harvested simultaneously, the great toe or wrap-around flap in combination with harvesting the second toe from the same or contralateral foot The least significant problems occurred in patients with the second toe harvested, they had minimum complaints with static loading and minor complaints with dynamic loading. Patients with the second toes harvested from both feet also had minimum complaints with static loading and minor complaints in dynamic loading. More problems were observed with both static and dynamic loading in the patients with the great-toe transfer.

Česky

Přenos prstců z nohy na ruku je běžnou rekonstrukční praxí na naší klinice. Cílem této publikace je zhodnocení morbidity nohy po odběru prstců. Celkem jsme vyšetřili 95 nohou u 72 pacientů. Pacienti byli rozděleni následovně. Skupina A (37 případů) měla odebraný II. prstec z jedné nohy. Skupina B (17 případů) oba II. prstce z obou nohou. Skupina C (6 případů) měla odebraný palec z nohy technikou wrap- around fpal, skupina D ( 5 případů) měla odebraný celý palec z nohy. Skupina E ( 7 případů) měla kombinaci metod předchozích. Nejmenší potíže měli pacienti ve skupině A a B, největší potíže měli pacienti ve skupině E.

Citovat

STUPKA, Igor; Jiří VESELÝ; Martin MOLITOR; Petr HÝŽA a Lucie KUČEROVÁ. Toe-to-hand transfer: a donorsite morbidity. In Magyar Traumatológia, Ortopédia, Kézsebészet, Plastzikai Sebészet, Abstract Book. Budapěšť, Hungary: magyar traumatológia, 2004, s. A-0971, 1 s. ISBN 1217-32-31.

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   address = {Budapěšť, Hungary},
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N2  - Toe-to-hand transfers to replace missing fingers have become a common reconstructive practice in our clinic. The purpose of this article is to evaluate morbidity of the donor site on the foot following the transfer. A group of 72 patients were assessed; 95 feet were examined post-transfers, i.e. The groups were arranged according to the numbers of patients as follows: group A (37 cases), second toe from one foot; group B (17 cases), second toes from both feet; group C (6 cases) with wrap-around flap; and group D (5 cases), the whole big toe. This was followed by group E (7 patients), who had the combination of the second and third toes harvested simultaneously, the great toe or wrap-around flap in combination with harvesting the second toe from the same or contralateral foot The least significant problems occurred in patients with the second toe harvested, they had minimum complaints with static loading and minor complaints with dynamic loading. Patients with the second toes harvested from both feet also had minimum complaints with static loading and minor complaints in dynamic loading. More problems were observed with both static and dynamic loading in the patients with the great-toe transfer.
ER  -

STUPKA, Igor; Jiří VESELÝ; Martin MOLITOR; Petr HÝŽA a Lucie KUČEROVÁ. Toe-to-hand transfer: a donorsite morbidity. In \textit{Magyar Traumatológia, Ortopédia, Kézsebészet, Plastzikai Sebészet, Abstract Book}. Budapěšť, Hungary: magyar traumatológia, 2004, s.~A-0971, 1 s. ISBN~1217-32-31.

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