Biomedical subjects
L M Field
Publications and source records attributed to L M Field.
Two replantations of severed ear parts.
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The preauricular site for donor grafts of skin: advantages, disadvantages, and caveats.
Several donor sites may be considered to obtain grafts for large defects on the nose. Preauricular skin is excellent for small and large grafts for nasal reconstructions, but the facial nerve is at risk of injury from operations in this site. A case is described in which reconstruction of the nose after ablation of an extensive recurrent basal-cell carcinoma required the taking of a large graft of preauricular skin and in which complications ensued. These complications happily resolved, in part spontaneously and in part by practice of judicious conservative measures. The final result was gratifying.
The use of a bipedicled flap for defects on the bridge of the nose.
Use of a bipedicled flap with advancement of glabellar skin is an excellent method to close defects on the bridge of the nose. The technique is illustrated by photographs selected from several cases.
Sterile sheathing of an unsterile bipolar coagulating forceps.
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The subcutaneously bipedicled island flap.
A new type of flap, the subcutaneously bipedicled island flap, is described. It has several advantages over the common, single-pedicled sliding flap, and allows better reconstruction of contour by adjacent tissue in various anatomic areas. Preferred sites are discussed and the serial methodology of construction of this type of flap is illustrated.
More on grafts for ulcers on legs.
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Multi-leveled anastomosis of a split-thickness graft.
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Toxic alopecia caused by pyridostigmine bromide.
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Castellani's paint without fuchsin.
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A novel maneuver to facilitate closure after vermilionectomy.
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An "ultimate solution" for a painful toe.
A patient insisted upon amputation of a painfully disabling toe. For good reasons, his insistence was satisfied.
The disposable hypodermic needle: further uses before disposal.
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Correction of a defect on the dorsum of the nose.
A particular defect on the dorsum of the nose, which was traumatically incurred, was successfully corrected after two previous failures.
A simple maneuver of taking grafts of skin from curved donor sites.
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More surgical gems. Identification of serial photographs of surgical operations.
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Surgical gems: a file system for photographs of surgical operations.
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