Plastics

Question 1

What is the most common cause of graft failure

Answer 1

Collection of hematoma beneath the graft

Question 2

Rhomboid flap / limberg flap is used in

Answer 2

Pilonidal sinus or Jeep drivers disease 

Question 3

In DP flap blood supplies from which vessels ?

Answer 3

Perforators of internal mammary vessels

Question 4

In abbe - Estlander flap / lip switch flap blood supply is from which vessels ?

Answer 4

Labial Vessels

Question 5

TRAM flap is most commonly used for what ?

Answer 5

Breast reconstruction

Question 6

Blood supply of TRAM flip is

Answer 6

Superior epigastric vessels

Question 7

Blood supply of free TRAM flap is?

Answer 7

Inferior epigastric vessels

Question 8

Free, fibular flap is most commonly used for what

Answer 8

For mandibular reconstruction and it is also used for andy gump deformity

Question 9

Pressure sore frequency of decreasing order 

Answer 9

Ischium
greater trochanter
sacrum
heel,
malleolus(lateral then medial)
occiput

Question 10

What are the phases of wound healing?

Answer 10

Hemostasis,
inflammatory,
proliferative ( type III Collagen)
remodeling( type I collagen)

Question 11

Management for keloid scar is ?

Answer 11

Intralesional Triamcinolone(long acting steroids)

Question 12

Cleft lip and cleft palate is associated with which disease

Answer 12

Pierre Robin syndrome

Question 13

The system which use to document the abnormality when examining a patient with cleft palate

Answer 13

LAHSAL
Capital means complete cleft
Lower case means partial cleft

Question 14

Which surgery is done in cleft lip?

Answer 14

Milard Repair (within 3-6month)

Question 15

Which surgery is done in cleft soft palate?

Answer 15

Z plasty(within 3-6 month)

Question 16

Which surgery is done in cleft hard palte

Answer 16

Done at 12-15 month of age
Unipedicled repair(V-Y plasty/Wardill kilner repair)
Bipedicle repair(von Langenbeck repair)