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[Recovery after deep defects of the fingers covering tissues in daily surgical hospital]
Abstract:
The article describes the experience of reconstructive and restorative operative treatment of patients with, defects of the skin of the fingers at the daily surgical hospital. It is shown that surgeons applying standard instruments and having additional training in hand surgery, using a technique non -free skin plastic flap on a temporary pedicle and using inpatient technology, get cosmetic and functional results compared to-those of treatment in hospitals. Cited in -the article data on the direct and separate treatment outcomes, quility of life of patients, the estimated non-specfic and organ-specific method, clearly show that non-free skin plastic flap on a temporary pedicle - a reliable and effective method of restoration of the skin fingers defects which can be accompanied wit the use of resource-saving technologies in health care.
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