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崔碩鉉,洪聖鎬,朴鍾變 순천향대학교 1980 논문집 Vol.3 No.3
The principle of operative management of osmidrosis axillae was surgical removal of both axillary sweat g1ands. The authors reviewed 23 patients of osmidrosis axillae, treated surgically by resection of sweat glandular layer with preservation of the axillary skin using .bipedicled flap. for 4 years from 1975 to 1978, at the Department of ,Plastic Surgery, Soon .Chun .Hyang College, School of Medicine. The results were summerized briefly as follows: 1. There were 10 males and 13 females. 2. The age of the patients was ranged from 15 years to 36 years and the average age was 21.4 years. 3. The fo11owing results of the analysis in 12 follow up cases were noted. 1) Without sacrificing of the axillary skin, sweats glands can almost be removed. 2) There was not so skin tension that primary healing without complication as wound disrupton can be well. 3) Operative scars can be concealed to the axil1ary skin creases. 4) Hypertrophic scar, keloid. and limitation of the shoulder movement were not recurrce. 5) Axillary hair growth and sweating were diminished marked1y and there were good reposes especially in females. 6) Almost of all patients were very satisfied postoperatively.
고양실,박종섭,이진호,최석현 대한성형외과학회 1981 Archives of Plastic Surgery Vol.8 No.1
The anatomic location of Stenson's duct make it subject to injury in deep wound of the cheek. As failure to repair the duct result in a salivary fistula with its distressing symptoms, it is imperative to attempt to reapproximate the devided end at the time of initial debridement. It is our purpose, with a brief review of the previous literature, to report 2 cases of primary repair of the severed parotid duct and to show the success of the procedure by sialograms taken following operations.
나수균,최석현,홍성호,박종섭 대한성형외과학회 1981 Archives of Plastic Surgery Vol.8 No.1
The classic donor sites cannot fullfill all the potential indications for a free flap. dorsalis pedis flap that is supplied by the dorsalis pedis artery and its venae comitantes, and the saphenous veins, unlike any other free flap donor site, provides both skin and subcutaneous tissue with which are thin enough to be ideal in application to reconstructive problems such as those in the region of the hand, the head and neck, and the lower limb. Authors experienced 3 cases of dorsalis pedis free flap transfer to the reconstruction of the hand, the dorsum of the foot, and the anterior neck, and we failed one case due to vascular thrombosis. For the successful flap transfer we should refine microsurgical techniques and practise the planned pre - and post - operative managents thoroughly.