1.Notes on the results of plastic surgery in burn scars in the breast zone
Journal of Practical Medicine 2003;442(2):38-39
16 patients were benefited by a plastic surgery for burn scars on the zone of breast. 56% of these patients acquired the burn on the zone of breast before their puberty. 62% of subjects with the wounds on breast were interened by various techniques of plastic surgery in the period of completed development of the mamonary glands. The most indicated (64%) ones were classic techniques such as Z shape plastic surgery, skin thick autograph, localflap. Skin thick autograph can be used mainly in the cases of plastic surgery under the breast plica (28%). The techniques of tissue dilation is used only 16% of cases, the skin largy flap is used in 2 patients with the burn scars of skin and of mamonary glands. In each patients, 1 to 4 various techniques can be used according to the age and the form of injury
Burns
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Breast
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Surgery, Plastic
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surgery
2.Botulinum toxin - new choice for aesthetic surgery
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2005;0(10):30-33
Botulinum toxin type A has been used in clinical practice to treat some myoneural disorders for more than four decades. However, until recently this toxin has been used for aesthetic purpose, to remove and improve wrinkles on the face - one sign of ageing process. The therapy using botulinum toxin gradually takes vital roles in aesthetic surgery because it is simple, with the little side effects and complications. The effectiveness of the treatment can obttain immediately after treatment without interventionsurgery
Esthetics
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Surgery
3.Plastic reconstruction after operation of breast cancer
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2002;(8):18-21
The breast cancer accounted for the highest rate among cancers in women. In development countries, the plastic reconstruction after operations of breast cancer played an important role to help patients integrating into the normal life. In Vietnam, together with progresses in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, the plastic reconstruction of breast is being considered and primarily applied in some professions.
Breast Neoplasms
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surgery
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Reconstructive Surgical Procedures
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neoplasms
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breast
4.Some techniques of plastic reconstruction in the treatment of sequela of burn in the face, head and neck
Journal of Practical Medicine 1998;346(3):11-15
This study was conducted in order to review the experience in the reconstruction of postburn head-neck deformities effect in Hµ Néi plastic surgery Centre between 1995 and 1997. 135 procedures were used to reconstruct postburn scar in 55 patients. All the patients had suffered deforming flame and chemical burns in the head and the neck. Some of the reconstructions ware essential procedures, such as eyelid ectropion, neck release by means of Z plastics, skin grafts, expanded flaps, local flaps, and free flaps... Reconstruction of some parts of face, head of aesthetic importance were the late elective procedures which can be performed after scar maturation.
Reconstructive Surgical Procedures, burns
5.Some plastic reconstructions applied for cancer in head, neck and face
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2002;(11):15-18
The plastic reconstruction of defect in the head, neck and face played an important role in the rehabilitation and plastic recovery for patients suffered cancer in the head, neck and face. Some techniques and materials are being applied in the plastic reconstruction comprised the autologous cutaneous transplantation, local cutaneous transplantation, pedicular flaps, expanded flaps and artificial materials.
Cervicoplasty
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Reconstructive Surgical Procedures
6.Role of technique of head skin stretch in the plastic surgery of head-facial region
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):30-32
17 patients with scar due to the burn (77%) and congenital pigment in the head and face, ages of 1-44 received plastic surgeries in the National Institute of Burn of which facial lesion and head skin lesion due to many different causes. The results have shown that frontal skin stretch bags were suitable for local lesions. The head skin stretch bags with hair were suitable for the lesions in the adjacent region.
Surgery, Plastic
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Skin Pigmentation
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surgery
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therapeutics
7.Tissue expansion technique - a new way for modern plastic surgery
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2000;6():14-16
The method of tissue expansion overcame the disadvantages of traditional plastic reconstruction. The materials comprised the skin expansion bag, and empty bags for containing fluid. The indication of tissue expansion comprised covering of the defect of adjacent tissue, preparation for other operation and distribution as a free tissue flaps. The technique contraindicated for patients with mental disorder, previous radiated tissue, and position of expansion bag was adjacent with lesion of blood vessels and malignant tissues. The complication comprised the incision rupture, ulcerated skin necrosis, infection, malnutrition of skin had and explicit of expansion bag due to the excessive rapid pumping
Surgery, Plastic
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Tissue Expansion
8.Surgical treatment for large hair-bearing scalp missing by tissue-expanding technique
Journal of Practical Medicine 2001;395(3):43-45
14 cutaneous expansion package sets made by SEBBIN Laboratory (France) were used. Each set involved an expansion package that varying in size, shape and volume. Largest package is 400cc and smallest one is 100cc. These packages were applied to 8 patients. Among these, 2 patients applied 1 package and 6 patients applied 2 packages. The procedure was failed in two cases. 12% cases were covered by more than 90% of damaged surface, the quality of expanding flaps was ensured in both terms of hair density and direction. However, the scar quality of flaps is not good.
Therapeutics
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surgery
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hair
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Scalp
9.Surgical treatment of the acquired lagophthalmos
Journal of Medical Research 1999;9(1):19-21
Lagophthalmos is a common observed complication of some lesions in the upper eyelid. The technique "allongement of elevator muscle" performed in 12 patients with lagophthalmos. This is simple technique that allows a effective reconstruction of the retraction of the upper eyelid and seems particularly useful in context of medium retraction. Very satisfactory esthetic and functional results obtained in almost patients.
Surgery
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Eye Diseases
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therapeutics
10.A new form of supraclavicular fasciocutaneous flaps in the plastic reconstruction of contractile burn scar in the neck
Journal of Practical Medicine 2000;383(6):63-65
A patient with contractile thermal scar in the neck received a plastic reconstruction by 2 supraclavicular fasicocutaneous flaps. The results have shown that distal head of two flaps was normal, process of scar healing was at good. There was no necrotic patient can lock up and turn normally. The curves of neck were reconstructed normally.
Surgical Flaps
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Cicatrix