Biomedical subjects
L M Field
Publications and source records attributed to L M Field.
Dual inner lip mucous membrane advancement--rotation flaps for lower lip surface defects.
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Dermabrasion vs 5-FU for actinic damage.
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Repair of a cicatricial epicanthal fold by a double Z-plasty (Spaeth).
A postoperative cicatricial epicanthal fold was repaired by the double Z-plasty technique of Spaeth. The operative procedure is reviewed by text, photographs, and a diagram.
A weighted retraction hook.
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Surgical gem. a new, rounded scalpel handle.
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A helpful support system for precise tip dissections.
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Surgical gem: skin grafts to the distal parts of noses using dual vertical W-plasties.
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Correction by a flap of suprahyoid fat of a "witch's chin" caused by a submental retracting scar.
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Bilateral advancement-rotation flaps of mucosa for reconstruction of a lip following extensive excision of vermillion and subjacent tissue in ablation of a squamous-cell carcinoma.
The technique of a modified, but still conservative, method of reconstructing a lip is described in a case of ablation of a squamous-cell carcinoma that required complete removal of the vermillion and very extensive excision of subjacent tissue in the center of the lip anteriorly and posteriorly. Bilateral flaps of mucous membrane had to be advanced and rotated to cover the defect. The functional and cosmetic result was excellent in a short time.
Ablation of a persistent angiomatous condition on the face in stages by a variety of flap techniques and selective dermabrasion.
A case is described in which a large, persistent hemangioma on a cheek of a middle-aged man was removed in stages by means of subcutaneously bipedicled island flaps, a preauricular and postauricular transposition flap, and finished off by dermabrasion. Some such lesions hitherto deemed inoperable may be removed satisfactorily in stages if various techniques of ablation and reconstruction are employed.
A criticism of premeasured excision and surgical mathematics.
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Management of a case of chronic radiodermatitis on the forehead.
An area of radiodermatitis was excised from the forehead area, repaired with an advancement-rotation flap, and followed by elevation of the ipsilateral brow to restore symmetry.