Reconstruction and microsurgery
Tissue loss, wounds, changes after burns and reconstruction using microsurgery.
Reconstructive surgery aims to restore structure and function when tissue is missing from birth or lost later in life. Depending on the need, assessment by several specialties and treatment in stages may be required.
Microsurgery
Microsurgery is a surgical method that allows the repair of very small vessels and nerves under magnification. The application area varies depending on the structure that needs to be repaired.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgeryFree Tissue Transfer
In free tissue transplantation, the person's own tissue, along with its vessels, is moved to another area. Blood circulation in the new area is provided by microsurgical connections.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgerySoft Tissue Reconstruction After Trauma
Plastic surgery repair options for skin and soft tissue losses after injury. New and severe injuries require emergency department evaluation.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgeryBurn Reconstruction
Post-burn repair may focus on tension, limitation of movement, and scarring problems that develop after the wound is closed. Active and severe burns require immediate burn evaluation.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgeryChronic Wounds and Pressure Ulcers
In long-lasting wounds, not only the wound must be closed, but the cause that prevents healing must be found. Compression, circulatory impairment and movement restriction require different care approaches.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgerySkin Grafts and Flaps
Graft and flap are different ways to cover an area where there is tissue deficiency. The selection is made according to the depth of the wound and the blood circulation in the area.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryReconstruction & microsurgeryFacial Paralysis Reconstruction
Evaluation of facial paralysis considers the protection of the eye and the way facial movements are affected. The choice of repair depends on the cause of the paralysis, its duration, and the condition of the muscles.
Evaluation · Options · Recovery