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LİMBERG FLEBİN ÇOK AMAÇLI UYGULAMALARI

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  • Cerrahpaşa Tıp Dergisi

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  • 2004

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When skin grafting is not desirable, the Limberg flap is a useful method in closing large defects, which can not be closed primarily. While a single Limberg flap is frequently used at the face to close moderate defects, multi-Limberg flap techniques can help to cover moderate to large defects at the other body are as. In thirty-eight cases (mean age 55 years-old, 26 male, 12 female), single or multi-Limberg flaps were used to reconstruct skin defects at the lower extremities and the face. Vast majority of the lesions were in facial region and varied 2-10 cm² in size. Thirty Limberg flaps were designed around malignant lesions. Results.- Mean follow-up period was 14 months. We did not observe any major complications related to surgery. Acceptable aesthetic and functional results were achieved in all of the patients. Conclusion.- The versatility and plasticity of Limberg flaps allow the reconstruction of many defects in different localizations and orientations of the body and especially all over the face including cheek, paranasal, buccomandibular and periorbital areas.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Primer sütür için geniş ve deri greftinin uy-gun olmadığı durumlarda Limberg flep, onarım için uygun bir yöntemdir. Özellikle yüz bölge-sinin orta boyuttaki defektlerinde tekli, diğer vücut bölgelerinde orta ve geniş defektlerinde çoklu Limberg flep kullanılabilir. Yüz bölgesinde ve alt ekstremitede deri de-fektleri 38 hastada (Ortalama 55 yaş) tekli ve-ya çoklu Limberg flep kullanılarak onarıldı. Lezyonların çoğunluğu yüz bölgesindeydi ve boyutları 2-10 cm² arasında değişmekteydi. 30 Limberg flep malign lezyonlar çevresinde planlandı. Hastalar ortalama 14 ay süre ile izlendi. Uygulanan cerrahi ile ilgili herhangi bir büyük komplikasyon görülmedi: Tüm hastalarda ka-bul edilebilir estetik ve fonksiyonel sonuçlara ulaşıldı. Limberg flebin esnekliği yüz bölgesinde özellikle de yanak, burun çevresi, bukkoman-dibular ve periorbital alanlarda farklı yerleşim-li defektlerin onarımına izin verir.
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