Replantation of scalp avulsion following a go-kart accident
Erdem Güven, Karaca Başaran, İbrahim Meyzin, Barış Keklik, Ufuk Emekli
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Erdem Güven, Karaca Başaran, İbrahim Meyzin, Barış Keklik, Ufuk Emekli
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With the development of microsurgery, successfully replanted cases of scalp avulsions have been reported. In spite of previous publications of replantations based on a single artery and vein, it is now accepted that multiple anastomoses increase the success rate. We present herein the case of a successfully replanted avulsion in a child who caught her hair in a go-kart motor belt, and we discuss the mechanism of injury and number of anastomoses.
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With the development of microsurgery, successfully replanted cases of scalp avulsions have been reported. In spite of previous publications of replantations based on a single artery and vein, it is now accepted that multiple anastomoses increase the success rate. We present herein the case of a successfully replanted avulsion in a child who caught her hair in a go-kart motor belt, and we discuss the mechanism of injury and number of anastomoses.
Key concepts: Replantation, Avulsion, Microsurgery, Scalp, Anastomosis, Medicine, Surgery, Avulsion injury