FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2322974766> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2322974766 endingPage "119" @default.
• W2322974766 startingPage "109" @default.
• W2322974766 abstract "Introduction Currently, increasingly reconstructive surgeon consider the failure rates of perforator propeller flaps especially in the distal third of the lower leg are too important and prefer to return to the use of free flap at first line option with failure rates frequently lower than 5%. So, we performed a systematic review with meta‐analysis comparing free flaps (perforator‐based or not) and pedicled‐propeller flaps to respond to the question “what is the safest coverage for distal third of the lower limb?” Methods This review was conducted according to PRISMA criteria. From 1991 to 2015, MEDLINE®, Pubmed central, Embase and Cochrane Library were searched. The pooled estimations were performed by meta‐analysis. The homogeneity Q statistic and the I 2 index were computed. Results We included 36 articles for free flaps (1,226 flaps) and 19 articles for pedicled‐propeller flaps (302 flaps). The overall failure rate was 3.9% [95%CI:2.6–5.3] for free flaps and 2.77% [95%CI:0.0–5.6] for pedicled‐propeller flaps ( P = 0.36). The complication rates were 19.0% for free flaps and 21.4% for pedicled‐propeller flaps ( P = 0.37). In more detail, we noted for free flaps versus pedicled‐propeller flaps: partial necrosis (2.70 vs. 6.88%, P = 0.001%), wound dehiscence (2.38 vs. 0.26%, P = 0.018), infection (4.45 vs. 1.22%, P = 0.009). The coverage failure rate was 5.24% [95%CI:3.68–6.81] versus 2.99% [95%CI:0.38–5.60] without significant difference ( P = 0.016). Conclusion In the lower limb the complications are not rare and many teams consider the free flaps to be safer. In this meta‐analysis we provide evidence that failure and overall complications rate of perforator propeller flaps are comparable with free flaps. Although, partial necrosis is significantly higher for pedicled‐propeller flaps than free flaps, in reality the success of coverage appears similar. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Microsurgery, 38:109–119, 2018." @default.
• W2322974766 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5004888274 @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5023055908 @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5040194688 @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5058541921 @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5070562840 @default.
• W2322974766 creator A5076337996 @default.
• W2322974766 date "2016-03-28" @default.
• W2322974766 modified "2023-10-11" @default.
• W2322974766 title "Free versus perforator‐pedicled propeller flaps in lower extremity reconstruction: What is the safest coverage? A meta‐analysis" @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1566217331 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1968604721 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1970598541 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1975471316 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1977648861 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1979092681 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1987797122 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1989136563 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1993138058 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W1997961758 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2001461509 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2002253942 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2002912400 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2004182529 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2004794100 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2007106297 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2007872832 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2009387173 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2010389891 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2018401755 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2020490558 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2021114003 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2023214855 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2027011403 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2028292869 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2031628726 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2034480503 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2037309804 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2039903991 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2042242755 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2045695260 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2047779852 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2051738972 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2052138062 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2056500928 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2056524449 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2058568339 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2061656980 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2063807749 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2066066552 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2068036911 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2069652275 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2071227340 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2071691188 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2075739173 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2076033250 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2081992384 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2089913066 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2093312884 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2096934095 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2103197285 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2103423077 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2107328434 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2111404138 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2118039104 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2120697219 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2147218693 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2152554579 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2160323354 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2160334497 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2160565726 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2168275635 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2172524743 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2207565523 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2313532716 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2313772756 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2314613993 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2318835924 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2320573508 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2325737089 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2326542598 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2327226441 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2328502038 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2332605926 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2333429295 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2333492688 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2335767364 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2341905081 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2411593521 @default.
• W2322974766 cites W2413360793 @default.
• W2322974766 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/micr.30047" @default.
• W2322974766 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27018650" @default.
• W2322974766 hasPublicationYear "2016" @default.
• W2322974766 type Work @default.
• W2322974766 sameAs 2322974766 @default.
• W2322974766 citedByCount "84" @default.
• W2322974766 countsByYear W23229747662016 @default.

• next