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P 4. Dilemas about diagnosis and treatment of melanoma in our clinical material Arifi H., Zatriqi V., Buja Z. Berisha A. Department for Plastic Surgery, Clinical Center, Priština, Kosovo Opste je poznato u svetu sto se tice diagnostike te lecenja malignog melanoma odavno prevazidjeno sto nije slucaj kod nas. Dileme oko diagnostike i ako u posljednjih petljeca usavarsana,nova spoznanja na polju diagnostike kao:ELM,DELM,UZV ne invazivne metode,te invazivnih metoda citoloska punkcija pigmentirane promjene preko identifikaciji i biopsiju santinel limfnog cfora novije su dostignuca koje kod nas zbog nedostatka tehnickih uvjeta kao i nedovoljnog profesinalizma pogorsavaju prognozu malignog melanoma.Pogorsanje prognozi doprinosi i nemogucnost aplikaciji jedinstvenog protokola lecenja malignog melanoma. Cilj rada: nam je da preko nekoliko klinickih slucajeva da prikazeme koje su najcesce dileme oko diagnostike i lecenja MM na nasem klinickom materjalu. Pitanje koje nama kirurzima muci jeste najvise na polju lecenja, sto se tice kirurskog tipa lecenja ona uklapa u savremene principe dok preostalji dio koje pripada polji onkologiji ono je kompljetno otpustena na volju samog pacienta i obitelja pacienata zbog nedostatka onkoloskog instituta oni su obavezni da ostalji dio lecenja obavljati van zemlje. P 5. A multicenter study on resorbable craniomaxillofacial osteofixation Ashammakhi N. 1,7 , Dominique R. 2 , Arnaud E 2 ., Marchac D. 2 , Ninković M. 3 , Donoway D. 4 , Jones B. 4 , Serlo W. 5 , Laurikainen K. 6 , Pertti Törmälä 1 , Timo Waris 7 1 Tampere University of Technology, Institute of Biomaterials, Tampere, Finland. 2 Hopital Necker-Enfants Malades, Craniofacial Unit, Paris, France 3 University of Innsbruck, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Innsbruck, Austria 4 Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children, Craniofacial Unit, London, UK. 5 Oulu University Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, Oulu, Finland 6 Linvatec Ltd., Tampere, Finland 7 Oulu University Hospital, Department of Surgery, Oulu, Finland Bioabsorbable osteofixation devices were developed to avoid problems associated with metals. Bioabsorbable devices are mostly made of the polymers polylactide (PLA), polyglycolide (PGA) and their copolymers (PLGA and P(L/DL)LA). Using the technique of self-reinforcement of bioabsorbable materials, it is possible to manufacture osteofixation devices with ultra high strength. Self-reinforced (SR) polyglycolide-co-polylactide (SR-PLGA) 80/20 was selected to make devices (Biosorb TM PDX) for this study because of its favorable degradation characteristics. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of using SR-PLGA (Biosorb TM ) plates and screws in the fixation of osteotomies in craniomaxillofacial (CMF) surgery. In a prospective study, 165 patients (161 children and 4 adults) were operated on in four EU centers (Paris, Innsbruck, London and Oulu) from May 1 st , 1998 to January 31 st , 2002. Indications included correction of dyssynostotic
deformities (n=159), reconstruction of bone defects following trauma (n=2), tumor removal (n=2), and treatment of encephalocoele (n=2). Plates used were 0.8, 1 or 1.2 mm thick and screws had an outer (thread) diameter of 1.5 or 2 mm and a length of 4, 6 or 8 mm. Tacks had an outer diameter of 1.5 or 2 mm and a length of 4 or 6 mm. Intraoperatively the devices were easy to handle and apply and provided stable fixation apart from two cases. Postoperative complications occurred in 12 cases (7.3%), comprising infection (n=6), bone resorption (n=4), diabetes insipidus (n=1), delayed skin wound healing/skin slough (n=2), and liquorrhea (n=1). Accordingly, SR- PLGA 80/20 (Biosorb) plates and screws can be used safely and with favorable outcome in corrective cranioplasties, especially in infants and young children. Keywords Bioabsorbable, biosorb, bone, fixation, polylactide, polyglycolide, selfreinforced Acknowledgements Research funds from The Technology Development Center in Finland (TEKES, 90220, Biowaffle Project 40274/03 and MFM Project 424/31/04), The European Commission (Biomedicine and Health Programme, European Union Demonstration Project BMH4-98-3892, R&D Project QLRT-2000-00487, EU Spare Parts Project QLK6-CT-2000-00487) and The Academy of Finland (Projects 37726 and 73948) and the Ministry of Education (Graduate School of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering) are greatly appreciated. P 6. Uloga radiologa u rekonstrukcijskoj kirurgiji dojke Brnić Z., Zagreb, Croatia P 7. New method of relocation of NAC in male Budi S. Department for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, University Hospital «Dubrava», Zagreb, Croatia Introduction The cause for bilateral loss is seldom congenital, and usually destruction from trauma, particularly burn injury. Quite a similar problem is the creation of the NAC in female-to-male transsexuals and after correction of extreme bilateral gynaecomastia. As there are only few reports on anatomical approaches to contour a male chest such as the precise localisation of NAC, a prospective study on this question was carried out. Material and method A total of 100 healthy men aged 20-36 years were examined. The study was concentrated on the precise localisation of the NAC on the thoracic cage in relation to various measurements such as weight, height of the body, circumference of the thorax, length of sternum, position in the intercostal space and all the various distances such as the distance between sternal notch and nipples and, between midline of sternum and nipples. Results Circumference of the thorax and length of the sternum were estimated as the best predictors of the NAC location. To localize the NAC on the thoracic
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