Abdominal-Versus thigh-based reconstruction of perineal defects in patients with cancer

Keyphrases

• Abdominal 100%
• Patients with Cancer 100%
• Thigh 100%
• Anterolateral Thigh Flap 100%
• TRAM Flap 100%
• Perineal Defect 100%
• Perineal Reconstruction 60%
• No Significant Difference 40%
• Length of Stay 40%
• Flap 40%
• Bleeding 20%
• Infection Rate 20%
• Between-group 20%
• Consecutive Patients 20%
• Hematoma 20%
• Tertiary Care 20%
• Surgical Outcomes 20%
• Cancer Center 20%
• Long-term Complications 20%
• Radiotherapy 20%
• Retrospective Survey 20%
• Abdomen 20%
• Retrospective Chart Review 20%
• Necrosis 20%
• Small Sample Size 20%
• Patients Included 20%
• Invasive Procedures 20%
• Surgical Complications 20%
• Acceptable Alternatives 20%
• Digital Content 20%
• Abdominoperineal Resection 20%
• Flap Reconstruction 20%
• Flap Failure 20%
• Ostomy 20%
• Dead Space 20%
• Size Evaluation 20%
• Single Surgeon Experience 20%
• Failure Duration 20%
• Prior Abdominal Surgery 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Anterolateral Thigh Flap 100%
• Vertical Rectus Abdominis Musculocutaneous Flap 100%
• Thigh 100%
• Perineal Reconstruction 60%
• Malignant Neoplasm 40%
• Infection 40%
• Surgeon 20%
• Tertiary Care 20%
• Bleeding 20%
• Pelvis 20%
• Hematoma 20%
• Graft Failure 20%
• Necrosis 20%
• Invasive Procedure 20%
• Digestive System Surgery 20%
• Abdominoperineal Resection 20%
• Ostomy 20%
• Radiation Therapy 20%