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In this study the wound status of skin flap repair patients were closely observed, there were sign of infection. The secretion were taken for bacterial culture and sensitivity analysis and given sensitive antibiotics to active treatment.
Patients received intravenous antibiotics 30 minutes before surgery to prevent infection. If postoperative infection occurred, according to susceptibility test results, patients were given sensitive antibiotics. Drug sensitivity analysis
showed that 85.71% of gram-negative bacteria were sensitive to cefoperazone/shubatan and imipenem and 72.72% of gram-negative bacteria were sensitive to cefoperazone/tazobactam, so these 3 antibiotics were the first choice for
treatment. And gram-positive bacteria were sensitive to teicoplanin and vancomycin. Therefore, scientific and rational use of antibiotics has great significance to effectively prevent postoperative infection and reduce the production of drugresistant bacteria. At the same time, L-extension deltopectoral flap was used to reconstruct a full-thickness labiomental defect concurrent infection. All the surgeries were successful without any necrosis. There are many kinds of pathogens for skin flap infection, and their sensitivity to antibiotics is not the same. Therefore, it is suggested that combination therapy should be carried out at the early stage, so as to ensure a good antibacterial effect
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The oral and maxillofacial region is rich in blood, and it is often difficult to stop bleeding during the operation of maxilla. Nitroglycerin is one of the most commonly used antihypertensive drugs in our hospital. We observed the effect of controlled hypotension in patients with maxillary resection. In group N, the patients had different degrees of tachycardia after using nitroglycerin only. In addition, nitroglycerin has the characteristics of rapid drug resistance. A combined reversed temporal muscle flap and random forehead flap technique was performed successfully to reconstruct the large defect after ipsilateral maxillectomy and orbit evisceration. There were 43 cases used this method during 2014-2016 without large side effects
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Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Middle Aged , Aged , Hypotension , Maxilla/surgery , Orbit Evisceration , Plastic Surgery Procedures , Antihypertensive Agents , Surgical Flaps , ForeheadABSTRACT
Reconstruction of large cutaneous defects is a challenging task for plastic surgeons. When the skin defect is only part of the complex defects after expansion resection of oral cancer and neck dissection should be done at the same time, it is a daunting task to obtain a cosmetic post-operative appearance. We designed bilobed platysma myocutaneous flaps to reconstruct the mandibular region cutaneous defects. And at the same time, the incessant of the bilobed flap can be a combined incision of platysma myocutaneous flap and neck dissection and can be used to expose fully the region of neck dissection and to supply a large enough platysma flap to reconstruct the mandibular skin defect. This design has several advantages and worth to be promoted
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Wound repair surgeries are the most common childhood surgery in most countries. Medical treatment itself will impact children's mental health. The authors' objective was to study the impact of parental presence in preschool children and to reveal the conditions and precautions of it. Parental presence during facial trauma surgeries was analyzed, a group of 49 preschool children from April 1, 2013 to April 30, 2013 and their parents attended the experiment, contrasting with a group of 57 preschool children without parental presence. By means of clinical observation and questionnaire, the wound infection rate, surgery satisfaction, children and parents' anxiety level were studied. The authors found that parental presence would not increase the Infection rate. Parental presence could reduce children's and their parents' anxiety level and increase the surgery satisfaction rate. Parental presence has a lot of positive significances about the children's emergency surgery, children's health care and parents' anxiety