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PRS resources™️ (Plastic & Reconstructive surgery)
20 Oct, 12:31
[IMC Webinar 473 – Recycled Flap Panel]
IN ONE HOUR!! We are happy to organize “Recycled Flap Panel” and invite Drs. Seng-Feng Jeng (Taiwan) to introduce its concept and clinical applications, followed by the case presentations by Drs. Beniamino Brunetti (Italy), Luigi Troisi (Italy), Saumya Mathews (India), Andrew Lindford (Finland), Tomas Kempny (Czech Republic), Tomoyuki Yano (Japan), Manish Jain (India), Charly Chen (China), Ashok Gupta (India), Sergey Tereshchuk (Russia), and Tommy Nai-Jen Chang (Taiwan). Dr. Rebecca Lim (Singapore), Amandine Ledoux (Luxembourg), and Dr. Georgia-Alexandra Spyropoulou (Greece) will moderate the talk.
During this webinar, Dr. Tomas Kempny will also announce the EFSM 2026 in Prague, Czech Republic, welcome to join us!!
Meeting link:
https://internationalmicrosurgeryclub.webex.com/internationalmicrosurgeryclub/j.php?MTID=mbeb316ba60dc5ea9cf70cca829125266
Meeting number: 2511 027 7851
Password: welovepuzzleflap
Due to the Facebook blocks the Cisco Webex link, please join the customized WhatsApp group and check the pin to top message for the webinar
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KXi8D5l7qz2E0c55ekjsdj
Honolulu: 3:00
Los Angeles / Seattle / Vancouver / Phoenix: 6:00
Mexico City: 7:00
Lima / Houston / Chicago: 8:00
Boston / New York City / Toronto: 9:00
Buenos Aires / Rio de Janeiro: 10:00
London / Lagos: 14:00
Johannesburg / Paris / Berlin / Stockholm: 15:00
Cairo / Jerusalem / Helsinki / Kyiv / Athens: 16:00
Istanbul / Moscow: 16:00
Karachi: 18:00
New Delhi: 18:30
Dhaka: 19:00
Bangkok / Jakarta: 20:00
Taipei / Beijing / Singapore: 21:00
Tokyo / Seoul: 22:00
Sydney / Melbourne: 0:00 (+1)
Auckland: 2:00 (+1)
Theoretically, a flap can be supplied by any perforator based on the angiosome theory. In this study, the technique of free-style perforator flap dissection was used to harvest a pedicled or free skin flap from a previous free flap for a second difficult reconstruction. The authors call this a free-style puzzle flap. The free-style puzzle flap, harvested from a previous redundant free flap and used as a perforator flap to reconstruct a new defect, has proven to be versatile and reliable. When indicated, it is an alternative donor site for further reconstruction of soft-tissue defects. (KM Feng, CH Hsieh, SF Jeng. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 131: 258, 2013.)
IN ONE HOUR!! We are happy to organize “Recycled Flap Panel” and invite Drs. Seng-Feng Jeng (Taiwan) to introduce its concept and clinical applications, followed by the case presentations by Drs. Beniamino Brunetti (Italy), Luigi Troisi (Italy), Saumya Mathews (India), Andrew Lindford (Finland), Tomas Kempny (Czech Republic), Tomoyuki Yano (Japan), Manish Jain (India), Charly Chen (China), Ashok Gupta (India), Sergey Tereshchuk (Russia), and Tommy Nai-Jen Chang (Taiwan). Dr. Rebecca Lim (Singapore), Amandine Ledoux (Luxembourg), and Dr. Georgia-Alexandra Spyropoulou (Greece) will moderate the talk.
During this webinar, Dr. Tomas Kempny will also announce the EFSM 2026 in Prague, Czech Republic, welcome to join us!!
Meeting link:
https://internationalmicrosurgeryclub.webex.com/internationalmicrosurgeryclub/j.php?MTID=mbeb316ba60dc5ea9cf70cca829125266
Meeting number: 2511 027 7851
Password: welovepuzzleflap
Due to the Facebook blocks the Cisco Webex link, please join the customized WhatsApp group and check the pin to top message for the webinar
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KXi8D5l7qz2E0c55ekjsdj
Honolulu: 3:00
Los Angeles / Seattle / Vancouver / Phoenix: 6:00
Mexico City: 7:00
Lima / Houston / Chicago: 8:00
Boston / New York City / Toronto: 9:00
Buenos Aires / Rio de Janeiro: 10:00
London / Lagos: 14:00
Johannesburg / Paris / Berlin / Stockholm: 15:00
Cairo / Jerusalem / Helsinki / Kyiv / Athens: 16:00
Istanbul / Moscow: 16:00
Karachi: 18:00
New Delhi: 18:30
Dhaka: 19:00
Bangkok / Jakarta: 20:00
Taipei / Beijing / Singapore: 21:00
Tokyo / Seoul: 22:00
Sydney / Melbourne: 0:00 (+1)
Auckland: 2:00 (+1)
Theoretically, a flap can be supplied by any perforator based on the angiosome theory. In this study, the technique of free-style perforator flap dissection was used to harvest a pedicled or free skin flap from a previous free flap for a second difficult reconstruction. The authors call this a free-style puzzle flap. The free-style puzzle flap, harvested from a previous redundant free flap and used as a perforator flap to reconstruct a new defect, has proven to be versatile and reliable. When indicated, it is an alternative donor site for further reconstruction of soft-tissue defects. (KM Feng, CH Hsieh, SF Jeng. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 131: 258, 2013.)
PRS resources™️ (Plastic & Reconstructive surgery)
05 Oct, 19:43
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