The origin of the muscolocutaneous latissimus dorsi flap dates back to 1906 when Igino Tansini, an Italian surgeon, described a procedure to reconstruct the mastectomy defect. After a detailed study of Tansini's original description and drawings, new insights about the pedicle of its compound flap have been found, showing that it has the same pedicle of the scapular flap. In the end, Tansini's flap should be more correctly considered as a compound musculocutaneous scapular flap.
Iginio Tansini revisited / Ribuffo, Diego; Cigna, Emanuele; Gerald, Gl; Houseman, N; Seneviratne, S; Lombardi, E; Parisi, P; Scuderi, Nicolo'. - In: EUROPEAN REVIEW FOR MEDICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL SCIENCES. - ISSN 2284-0729. - STAMPA. - 19:13(2015), pp. 2477-2481.
Iginio Tansini revisited
RIBUFFO, DiegoPrimo
;CIGNA, EMANUELE
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;Parisi, PPenultimo
;SCUDERI, Nicolo'Ultimo
2015
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The origin of the muscolocutaneous latissimus dorsi flap dates back to 1906 when Igino Tansini, an Italian surgeon, described a procedure to reconstruct the mastectomy defect. After a detailed study of Tansini's original description and drawings, new insights about the pedicle of its compound flap have been found, showing that it has the same pedicle of the scapular flap. In the end, Tansini's flap should be more correctly considered as a compound musculocutaneous scapular flap.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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