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J Baudet

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Mandibular reconstruction using a free vascularised osteocutaneous flap from the internal condyle of the femur.

The authors present a preliminary report of a new microsurgical mandibular reconstruction procedure using a segment of the internal condyle of the femur as a free vascularised bone graft. It is possible to harvest a compound flap including a bony segment measuring 8 X 1.5 X 1.5 cm and a cutaneous saphenous flap with its nutrient pedicle arising from the descending genicular artery and vein. This surgical procedure provides a good cortico-cancellous bony segment and a separate skin flap. Dissection of the flap is sometimes difficult due to the inconsistency of its vascular anatomy; the donor site is left with minimal morbidity but, because of weakening of the femur, our patients are instructed not to return to full weight-bearing before the sixth postoperative week. We consider segmental reconstruction of the mandibular body to be one of the best indications for the flap.

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Biochemical aspect of photoassimilated carbon partitioning at late kernel fill in maize under climatic stress.

The aim of this work was to describe the incorporation of 14CO2 into maize at the late kernel fill under chilling and the subsequent movement of the photoassimilated 14C out the fed ear leaf. Cool temperatures were observed to decrease the photosynthetic rate and to alter the operation of the carbon assimilation pathway with 14C accumulation in alpha-alanine. They were shown also to affect the rate of photoassimilated carbon out of the fed area, and especially by delaying the seed import processes.

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[A case of hypertrophy of the earlobes].

The authors present a case of earlobe hypertrophy and discuss about etiologies and reduction methods possibilities. They insist on the importance of histological diagnoses to research connection tissue display and gives us a new surgical method with the limits of its indications.

Ear, External↗