Rectus Abdominis Free Muscle Flap for Reconstruction in Nine Dogs
To evaluate the clinical use and outcome of a rectus abdominis microvascular free flap for wound closure in dogs. Retrospective case series. Dogs (n=9) with complex extremity or oral wounds. Medical records (2002-2006) of dogs that had a rectus abdominis free tissue transfer to close an extremity or...
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| description | To evaluate the clinical use and outcome of a rectus abdominis microvascular free flap for wound closure in dogs. Retrospective case series. Dogs (n=9) with complex extremity or oral wounds. Medical records (2002-2006) of dogs that had a rectus abdominis free tissue transfer to close an extremity or oral wound were reviewed. Nine dogs were identified: 5 had distal extremity wounds, 3 had oral palatal defects, and 1 had a large hygroma excised. A rectus abdominis free tissue transfer with a caudal epigastric vascular pedicle was successfully used for management of these wounds. No major complications occurred with the donor site and a good cosmetic and functional outcome occurred in all dogs. The rectus abdominis is a versatile muscle that can be used for reconstructing cutaneous and oral defects with repeatable success. Free tissue transfer of the rectus abdominis muscle is a clinically useful technique for closure of a variety of difficult soft tissue wounds. |
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| subjects | Abdominal surgery animal injuries Animals Clinical outcomes disease course Dogs Dogs - injuries Dogs - surgery Extremities - injuries Extremities - surgery Female functional status limbs (animal) Male microvascular free flap closure Mouth Mouth - injuries Mouth - surgery muscles palate physiological response postoperative complications Reconstructive Surgical Procedures - methods Reconstructive Surgical Procedures - veterinary Records as Topic - veterinary Rectus Abdominis - transplantation rectus abdominis muscle regeneration Retrospective Studies Skin & tissue grafts surgery Surgical Flaps - veterinary surgical transplantation tissue repair Treatment Outcome Veterinary services Wound Healing wound treatment |
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