ArticleTrauma case reports2025
Early reconstruction of the ilioinguinal lobed flap in the treatment of facial and neck sulfuric acid burn: A case report.
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Objective: To investigate the therapeutic effect of an ilioinguinal lobed flap in the early repair of facial and neck injuries caused by sulfuric acid burn. Methods: A retrospective analysis was carried out on the case of a 29-year-old female patient with sulfuric acid burns. Initially, a left ilioinguinal lobed flap measuring 25 × 8 cm Results: The facial and neck flap transplantation procedure was successfully completed, with complete postoperative flap survival. Both the left and right ilioinguinal donor sites were closed in a single-stage. Wound healing was satisfactory with minimal and concealed scarring. Postoperative facial and neck contour was satisfactory. Conclusion: Early-stage repair of sulfuric acid burn wounds using free flaps is effective. Based on the anatomical characteristics of perforating branches in the ilioinguinal region, a superficial fascial flap was harvested with lobulation of the secondary perforating branch, enabling multi-vessel supercharged anastomosis with intraoperative fluorescence imaging to facilitate early and successful reconstruction of acid burn wounds.
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