Local Flaps — Flashcards

Rotation, transposition and advancement flaps are types of _____ transfer flaps

_____ flaps bears no specific relationship to where the blood supply enters

Osseocutaneous and sensory flaps are types of _____ flaps

Pedicle and free flaps are types of _____ transfer flaps

Cutaneous, musculocutaneous and fasciocutaneous flaps are types of _____ flaps

The given image shows the pectoralis major flap, which is based on the _____ artery.

_____ knife is used to harvest a split skin aka Thiersch graft

_____ is a synthetic non-absorbable monofilament suture material used in plastic surgery and exhibits a degree of plasticity

_____ is a type of laceration where a large area of skin and subcutaneous tissue is rolled off the scalp.

Thenar space is drained by incision on the webspace of _____