Treatment of frey's syndrome by an interpositional fascia graft: report of case.
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The author modified the sustaining methods applied until now for treatment of stress urinary incontinence (s.u.i.) in women by replacing the peduncular "supports" with a free fascial band. The surgeries by choice were performed on hard working manual female workers in which s.u.i. was associated with anterior colpoptosis. During 6-years observation, recovery (very good and good results) was found in 89.3% of cases.
The method, schedule and results of rehabilitation in patients with the chondral defects in knee joints treated by partial or total fascial grafting were presented. In the series of 114 patients followed up from 1 to 19 years after operation there were 56.1% good and fair results in the group with partial grafting and 26.6% in the group with total fascial grafting. An aggravation of rheumatoid process, coincidence of deformities in adjacent joints, weakening of muscles and ligaments in the knee and Hoffa pad grafting during the development of the method yielded 17.7% bad or unsatisfactory results.
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