colgajos de perforantes de arteria glútea superior y arteria glútea inferior gluteal artery perforator flaps: s-gap and i-gap
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Abstract
En la actualidad la transferencia de tejido ha evolucionado hasta el nivel de los colgajos de perforantes, los cuales aportan tejido formado por piel y grasa, con la mínima morbilidad a nivel de la zona donante. Los colgajos de perforantes de la región glútea, de arteria glutea superior (S-GAP) y de arteria glutea inferior (I-GAP), han ganado popularidad debido a su fiabilidad, preservación del músculo, versatilidad en el diseño sin comprometer otras alternativas reconstructivas y por su baja morbilidad. Se analizarán en este artículo de forma detallada la anatomía, técnica quirúrgica e indicaciones específicas de estos colgajos de perforantes de la región glútea.
The evolution of free tissue transfer has progressed to the level of the perforator flaps. They allow the transfer of the patient’s own skin and fat in a reliable way with minimal donor-site morbidity. Nowadays the gluteal artery perforator flaps, superior (S-GAP) and inferior (I-GAP), have gained popularity due to reliability, preservation of the muscle, versatility in flap design without restricting other flap options, and lower donor-site morbidity. Anatomy of the gluteal region, flap raising technique and specific indications will be well-described.
The evolution of free tissue transfer has progressed to the level of the perforator flaps. They allow the transfer of the patient’s own skin and fat in a reliable way with minimal donor-site morbidity. Nowadays the gluteal artery perforator flaps, superior (S-GAP) and inferior (I-GAP), have gained popularity due to reliability, preservation of the muscle, versatility in flap design without restricting other flap options, and lower donor-site morbidity. Anatomy of the gluteal region, flap raising technique and specific indications will be well-described.
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| Authors | ;R. J. Allen;G Pons |
| Journal | Microbiology (Reading, England) |
| Year | 2006 |
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