AUTOGENOUS FREE SKIN TRANSFER

Year 1980, Volume: 33 Issue: 4, 675 - 684, 31.12.1980

Halit Bilgel

Abstract

The transfer of a piece of skin completely removed from the donor area to another part of the body of the same person is known as autogenous skin grafting. A skin graft consists of epidermis and dermis of different thicknesses. Another skin transfer method is the one performed with pedicled flaps. The blood supply required for the nutrition of the flap is provided by this pedicle until it is provided from the recipient bed. Autogenous free skin transfer is frequently used after tumor or scar excision and for the closure of burn wounds. The skin consists of epidermis and dermis. The color, thickness, and elasticity of the skin vary according to age, gender, and body region. The thickest areas of the skin are the soles of the feet, palms of the hands, and back skin, while the thinnest areas are the eyelids, behind the ears, and supraclavicular regions (21).

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SKIN , GREFT , FLAP

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Otojen Serbest Deri Aktarımı

Abstract

Verici bölgeden tamamen kaldırılan deri parçasının, aynı kişinin vücudunun bir başka bölgesine aktarılması otojen deri greftlemesi olarak bilinir. Bir deri grefti, epidermis ve farklı kalınlıklarda dermisden oluşur. Diğer bir deri aktarımı yöntemi, pediküllü flepler ile yapılanıdır. Flebin beslenmesi için gerekli kanlanma, alıcı yataktan sağlanıncaya dek bu pedikül yolu ile olur. Otojen serbest deri aktarımı tümör veya nedbe eksizyonundan sonra ve yanık yarasının kapatılması amacıyla sık olarak kullanılmaktadır. Deri, epidermis ve dermisten, oluşur, Derinin rengi kalınlığı, elastisitesi; yaş, cins ve vücudun bölgelerine göre değişiklikler gösterir. Derinin en kalın olduğu yerler ayak tabanı, avuçlar ve sırt derisi, en ince olduğu yerler ise göz kapağı, kulak ardı ve supraklavikuler bölgelerdir (21).

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DERİ , GREFT , FLEB

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