Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note

Background. Reconstruction of the helical upper-third is often technically demanding, espe-cially when the defect is huge and the ear is severely deformed. The aim of this short communi-cation was to present an alternative technique to rebuild this difficult task, using a modification of the Bardach...

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spelling th-mahidol.873932023-06-20T12:36:01Z Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note Wunsch A. Mahidol University Medicine Background. Reconstruction of the helical upper-third is often technically demanding, espe-cially when the defect is huge and the ear is severely deformed. The aim of this short communi-cation was to present an alternative technique to rebuild this difficult task, using a modification of the Bardach’s three-legged rotation flap for scalp closure. Methods. To achieve the flap design, we raised the retro-and supraauricular tissue with the Dieffenbach’s postauricular advancement fl ap. The Gillies’ V-Y advancement fl ap helped to develop the preauricular fl ap, and the Mustardé’s otoplastik technique was used to reduce the gap between the resected ear cartilage and the temple. Conclusion. This flap technique appears simple and quick; thereby, it can be used as a single-staged reconstruction alternative in aging patients with multiple comorbidities. 2023-06-20T05:36:01Z 2023-06-20T05:36:01Z 2022-01-01 Article Stomatologija Vol.24 No.3 (2022) , 85-88 1822301X 13928589 2-s2.0-85151481552 https://repository.li.mahidol.ac.th/handle/123456789/87393 SCOPUS
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Wunsch A.
Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
description Background. Reconstruction of the helical upper-third is often technically demanding, espe-cially when the defect is huge and the ear is severely deformed. The aim of this short communi-cation was to present an alternative technique to rebuild this difficult task, using a modification of the Bardach’s three-legged rotation flap for scalp closure. Methods. To achieve the flap design, we raised the retro-and supraauricular tissue with the Dieffenbach’s postauricular advancement fl ap. The Gillies’ V-Y advancement fl ap helped to develop the preauricular fl ap, and the Mustardé’s otoplastik technique was used to reduce the gap between the resected ear cartilage and the temple. Conclusion. This flap technique appears simple and quick; thereby, it can be used as a single-staged reconstruction alternative in aging patients with multiple comorbidities.
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title Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
title_short Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
title_full Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
title_fullStr Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
title_full_unstemmed Bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3D helical upper-third reconstruction: A technical note
title_sort bardach’s triple-legged rotation flap as single-staged 3d helical upper-third reconstruction: a technical note
publishDate 2023
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