Applied Anatomy of Reverse Transposition of Vascularized Proximal Ulnar or Radical Periosteal Flap
- VernacularTitle:带血管蒂尺桡骨上段骨膜瓣逆行转位的应用解剖
- Author:
Wen WU
;
Zhenguang CHEN
;
Guorong YU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Humerus fracture;
Recurrent interosseous artery;
Radial recurrent artery;
Periosteal flap
- From:
Journal of Chinese Physician
2001;0(06):-
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective This paper provides an anatomical and theoretic basis for the reverse transposition of proximal ulnar or radial periosteal flap to repair non-union in distal humerus.Methods The origin,course,meanwhile,the outside diameter and length of relevent vessels were measured,on 30 upper limb cadaveric specimens.Results The recurrent interosseous,radial recurrentand the posterior branch of radial collateal arteries,their origin outside diameter and length from the origin to the humerus extermal epicondyle were (1 47?0 2)mm,(65 1?9 5)mm,(2 1?0 3)mm,(63 7?0 8)mm,(1 48?0 22)mm and (104 5?8 9)mm,respectively.Anastomoses pattern existed 3 types: in vicinity of the external epicondyle"Reverse Y"73 3%(22 cases)."Meeting in one point 13 3%(4 cases)"."Arteries networks"13 3%(4 cases).Conclusions It's possible that the reverse transposition of proximal ulnar or radial periostea flap pedicled with recurrent interosseous membrane or radial recurrent vessel for repairing non-union in distal humerus.
