Elsahy N I
Department of Surgery, Clayton General Hospital, Riverdale, GA.
Ann Plast Surg. 1986 Aug;17(2):102-11. doi: 10.1097/00000637-198608000-00003.
Various techniques of reattachment of the amputated ear have been described. Some of these reattachments may be successful, and some may survive but without good aesthetic results owing to changes in the cartilaginous framework or its skin cover, while many others may result in complete failure. To improve the blood supply to the reattached ear, especially the venous return, local flaps have been devised to cover part of the ear. Eight patients with partial or complete amputation of their ears have been treated with this technique. They have had good postoperative results and at least 6 months of follow-up.
已经描述了多种断耳再植技术。其中一些再植可能成功，一些可能存活，但由于软骨框架或其皮肤覆盖的变化，美学效果不佳，而许多其他再植可能会导致完全失败。为了改善再植耳的血液供应，尤其是静脉回流，人们设计了局部皮瓣来覆盖耳部的一部分。八名耳部部分或完全离断的患者接受了这项技术治疗。他们术后效果良好，且至少随访了6个月。
