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Microsurgery*

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Microsurgery

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Microsurgery

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Microsurgery*

A study on transfer of toe to replace the finger by microsurgical technique has shown that the successful rate is 7/7(100%) with favorable results in which2 cases replaced by great toe and 5 cases replaced by second toe. The functions of thumb and hand were well recovered. Transfer of toe was indicated incase of completed lost thumb and metacarpal bone in order to ensure the functional recovering of toe and metacarpal bone. The transfer of second toe was indicated in case of lost head of metacarpal bone I. Toe lost metatarsus must not influence to walking and activities of patients
Microsurgery ; Metacarpal Bones ; Toes

3 cases of osteomyelitis in the below of 1/3 of thin bone and Tarsal bone’s were operated to remove completely the died bone and filling fully the focus of osteitis by free gracilis muscle flap with the vessel connection for feeding through microsurgery. Results have been successful in all 3 patients. The necessary techniques include the seperation of free gracilis muscle flap, eradication of died bone and decoration of focus of defective osteitis and stitch filling muscle in the focus.
Osteitis ; Microsurgery ; surgery ; therapeutics

The transoral approach to the upper cervical spine is an established but little used route. We have reported a case of traumatic atlanto-axial dislocation which was successfully treated by transoral fusion. Operative preparation, technique applications of the procedure are discussed.
Dislocations* ; Microsurgery ; Spine

The transoral approach to the upper cervical spine is an established but little used route. We have reported a case of traumatic atlanto-axial dislocation which was successfully treated by transoral fusion. Operative preparation, technique applications of the procedure are discussed.
Dislocations* ; Microsurgery ; Spine

Suprasellar meningiomas are uncommon intracranial tumors representing approximately 4-10% of intracranial meningiomas and the total excision is sometimes hazardous because of surrounding vital structures. We have experienced four cases of this lesion during last three years and the masses were approached through frontoparietal craniotomy and lateral subfrontal approach and were removed completely with microsurgical technique. Visual disturbances were improved in three cases and unchanged in one case. The literatures are also reviewed.
Craniotomy ; Meningioma* ; Microsurgery

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Intracranial Arteriovenous Malformations* ; Microsurgery*