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Avulsion Amputation of the Upper Extremity Covered with a Free Fillet Flap : Case Report Shoei Iwata 1 , Yasunori Taniguchi 1 , Haruo Oura 1 , Takaki Honda 1 , Yuyu Ishimoto 1 , Munehito Yoshida 1 1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Wakayama Medical University Keyword: upper extremity , 上肢 , amputation , 切断 , free fillet flap , 遊離骨抜き皮弁 pp.1467-1470
Published Date 2004/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100583
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 A 58-year-old man became entangled in an excavator and sustained an amputation of his left upper extremity at the mid-humerus level. The proximal stump was degloved up to the level of the shoulder joint. Evaluation of the amputated limb revealed a two-level injury with mid-forearm open fractures of the radius and ulna. The limb was nonreplantable because of general complications, and reconstruction was performed with an extended free forearm fillet flap from the amputated arm. The brachial artery and venae comitantes in the flap were anastomosed to the proximal brachial vessels. Four months after surgery, anterior flexion of the shoulder was 80° and abduction was 75°. Free fillet flaps have been thoroughly described as a method of tissue salvage following amputation. They allow immediate wound coverage and preservation of functional amputation-stump length without the morbidity of an additional donor site. We report a case that demonstrates the utility of this technique as reconstructive option in patients who have sustained an unreplantable upper-extremity amputation.


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