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Thigh

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Thigh

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Hyperemia ; Thigh

One case of successful reattachment of a complete amputated thigh in a young patient (14 year-old) was reported. The final decision regarding replantation of an amputated part must be made by the patient with his relatives and the surgeon; there is no absolute indication. Because of irreversible necrotic changes in muscle after 6 hours of warm ischemia, the cooling of amputated part to about 4oC is important to prolong the viability of the part; this duration may be extended up to 12 hours.
Replantation ; thigh

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Skin* ; Thigh*

PURPOSE: To assess the role of blood vessels in the formation of peritumoral abnormal signal intensity which exaggerates the size of malignant tumor on MR images. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We performed MR-microangiographic-pathologic correlation using implanted VX-2 carcinoma in 16 rabbit thighs 1-28 days after tumor implantation. The shape and distribution of abnormal vessels were analyzed on microangiography and on histologic examination in correlation with peritumoral abnormal signal intensity on MR images. RESULTS: Dilated peritumoral blood vessels gave rise to irregular, tortuous tumor vessels penetrated into the tumor. With the tumor growth, hypervascular tumor vessels in peritumoral area and central avascular areas were increased. These hypervascular areas on microangiography were corresponded with abnormal signal intensity on MR images. CONCLUSION: Hypervascularity could be a cause of peritumoral abnormal signal intensity which exaggerates the size of experimentally induced malignant musculoskeletal tumors on MR images.
Blood Vessels* ; Thigh

Lichen striatus is a self-limiting, inflammatory, linear, unilateral eruption of unknown etiology in which the lesions follow the lines of Blaschko. We report a case of lichen striatus of unilateral and multiple lesions located on right abdomen and back, anterior thigh and inner thigh following ankle with linear bands or zosteriform pattern.
Abdomen ; Ankle ; Lichens* ; Thigh

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Solitary Fibrous Tumors* ; Thigh*

Supernummerary breast is a rare developmental anomaly occurring along the course of the embryological milk lines, which run from the anterior axillary folds to the inner thighs. Kajava first described the classification of supernumerary tissue in 1915, and this term is still in use. We herein report two cases of supernumerary breast, classified as Kajava classification type 3 and 6.
Breast* ; Classification ; Milk ; Thigh

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Pressure Ulcer* ; Thigh*