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The anal fistula plug versus the mucosal advancement flap for the treatment of anorectal fistula (PLUG trial).

Defects between one-third and two-thirds of the lip length require a lip switch or local advancement flap.

Transanal mucosal advancement flap for patients with high trans-sphincteric fistulas is another surgical option and reported success rates range from 59 to 98%.

Stajcic reported straight advancement flap as an ideal technique in communications secondary to tooth extractions.

Advancement flaps may be created from all four limbs to cover even more extensive ventral abdominal and inguinal skin defects (Hunt, 1995).

The advancement flaps provide the advantages of their simple design, easier technique, and fewer circulatory problems, even when the flaps were not elevated in an axial design.

I think this was a great idea to do this, especially for advancement flaps.

in 2006 [23], the gluteal fold V-Y advancement flap is vascularised by underlying fascial plexus originating from perforators of the internal pudendal artery combined with musculocutaneous perforators of underlying muscle.

The wounds were closed primarily in 11 patients (Figure 2b) and with a local flap in 6 patients; in the latter, the Limberg flap was used in 4 and the V-Y advancement flap in the other 2 patients.

Zone C was extended over the dartos layer with its skin covering the cutaneous defect as an advancement flap (Fig.

Karydakis procedure is basically a gluteal advancement flap [4].

In this case, a single pedicle advancement flap was used to treat chronic, nonresponsive grade V/VII pododermatitis of the right metatarsal pad in a red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis).

We used a cheek advancement flap to repair the wound (FIGURE 3C).

transverse pyloroplasty and Y-U advancement flap pyloroplasty were compared to observe the relieve of pyloric stenosis in dogs.

In an advancement flap, a small flap of skin is mobilized and used to cover an adjacent defect without the use of STSG for the donor defect.