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P 37. Digital photography and patohystological analysis ex tempore Burgić M. Plastic and Reconstructive susrgery, UKC “Tuzla”, Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina Tumors of perorbital region always require histological analysis of resection borders because we would like to be sure that borders are clean of tumor. If the tumor are infiltrated deeper structures surgical treatment must be in 2-3 acts ( if is retrobulbar tissue or bone are infiltrated ). In this cases surgeon can not to interpreted analysis. Because we took a pictures interoperate with digital camera . We took a pictures of excision zones and layers. On pictures we put the sings on excision zones and adequate landmark and than we send pictures to histological analysis. On this way surgeon has adequate interpretation of analysis and reliable and most quality situation for patient prognosis and good possibility to continue therapy. P 38. Endoscopically assisted suctioning of lipomas Gverić T., Huljev D., Zdilar B., Simon S., Skok I. General Hospital “Sveti Duh”, Zagreb, Croatia Within the group of 32 patiens with citologically verified lipoma, 16 had been operated in the classical way, and 16 with endoscopiclly assisted suctioning. After 12 month of monitoring, there was not established any difference as far as recidivism is concerned. Endoscopically assisted suctioning was approved as safe and effective method in removing lipoma on visible locations, which resulted also with minimale scarnes and cosmeticaly great result, shorterpostoperative recovery and shorter absence. P 39. Necrotizing fasciitis of abdominal wall, V.A.C. As a support method Huljev D., Gverić T., Kučišec-Tepeš N. General Hospital «Sveti Duh» Zagreb, Croatia Necrotizing fasciitis is an acute surgical condition which demands a prompt andcombined treatment. Early recognition and aggressive surgical debridement, along with a target antibiotic treatment,significantly affect the overall course of treatment and, ultimately, survival. A case of a femal patient with necrotizing fasciitis of the abdominal wall, the course and methods used in the treatment, particulary the microbiological aspect and the use of V.A.C. ( vacum assisted closure) as an auxiliarymethod, are presented in this work.
P 40. V.A.C. As a method for treatment of postoperative hematoma after abdominoplasty, case report Gverić T., Huljev D. General Hospital «Sveti Duh» Zagreb, Croatia In this work the authors describe the use of a vacuum assisted closure in treatment of postoperative hematoma of abdomen after classical abdominoplasty. Fully closed treeatment of the hematoma minimizes the possibility of infectons and makes classical bandaging and axpensive dressing unneccessary. V.A.C. was approved axcellent within the aspect of patient confort, quicker recovery and shorter medical treatment. P 41. Reconstruction of the brachial artery pseudoaneurysms following venipuncture in infants Bulić K., Unušić J., Džepina, Mijatović D. Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University Hospital “Zagreb”, Zagreb, Croatia Advances in invasive diagnostic procedures and increased survival of low birth weight infants have resulted in an increase of pediatric vascular injuries, representing a challenging problem in surgical practice. Only two cases of pseudoaneurysms of the brachial artery following venipuncture in infants have been reported in the literature. We report three cases of brachial artery pseudoaneurysms following venipuncture in infants operated upon in our institution, the age of infants ranging from 43 to 64 days. Infants were operated 25 to 42 days following the injury. While in two infants the arterial continuity following resection was restored with an end-to-end anastomosis, in the third infant, the use of a venous interposition graft was necessary. Duplex US was used in preoperative evaluation and postoperative follow-up of all three infants. The child requiring a more complex reconstructive procedure was also evaluated with helical contrast computed tomography. The key points in managing these injuries are early diagnosis and microvascular reconstruction.
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