1.Transplantation of fibula composite tissue flap to the repair of forearm bone and soft tissue serious defect
Weixiong HUANG ; Mingyue WANG ; Yueli YANG ; Xinlong ZOU ; Ruixue WANG ; Cunlin LIU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2013;(3):237-240
Objective To investigate the effect of free transplantation of fibula composite tissue flap to the repair of forearm bone and soft tissue serious defect.Methods Eleven cases of reparing forearm bone and soft tissue serious defect through transplantation of free fibula composite tissue petal were applied from March 2004 to February 2011.The length of transplanted fibula composite tissue flap was 8-14 cm ; the flap area was 5 cm ×8 cm-20 cm ×20 cm.The curing situation on bone fracture was observed in 3,6 and 12 months after the surgical opration and the function of defected arm was evaluated in 1 year after surgical operation.Results All of 11 cases of fibula composite tissue flap were survived.The observation was undertaken for more than 12 months after the operation and the fracture section occured the characteristics of healing up in 3 months and fibula and arm bone occured well healed up in half a year; It scored 22.9 according to Enneking system after 1 year of the operation.The function of forearm rotation were classed as this:3 good cases,6 medium cases and 2 poor cases.In the 2 sural nerve bridging transplantation cases,one case was repaired of radial nerve inside static's two-point discrimination (s2PD) to 9 mm,another case was repaired of ulnar nerve distal volar little finger s2PD to 15 mm.All the cases could achieve making a fist with thumb and a thumb could be oppoiste to other 4 fingers,and the ankle joint movement was normal.Conclusion Transplantion of free fibula composite tissue flap to the repair of forearm bone and soft tissue serious defect is an ideal surgical operation method.
2.Surgical Site Infection after Abdomen Operations: An Investigation and Analysis of 1 878 Cases
Ying LI ; Cunlin HUANG ; Xiaoqin ZHU ; Jin CHEN ; Zuying QIN ; Yanxiao OU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 1994;0(04):-
60 years of age) groups(10.4%),and in summer season(8.3%),when existing antibiotic-resistant pathogenic germs(90%),respectively. CONCLUSIONS The surgical site infection after abdomen operations is closely related to factors such as incision site,incision type;malignant or benign diseases;age,sex,and antibiotics-resistant pathogenic germs,etc.Effective measures should be taken accordingly to reduce the infection.