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SKIN 78, 79 Flashcards

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CUTANEOUS CIRCULATION IN DOGS AND CATS

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  • SUBCUTANEOUS (DEEP) PLEXUS
  • CUTANEOUS (MIDDLE) PLEXUS
  • SUBPAPILLARY (SUPERFICIAL) PLEXUS
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HUMAN VS DOG CAT SKIN VASCULARIZATION

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  • musculocutaneous arteries perpendicular to the skin.
  • direct cutaneous arteries

all vessels in the skin of dogs and cats approach and travel parallel to the skin and are direct cutaneous arteries.2 Dogs and other loose-skinned animals lack musculocutaneous vessels

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CAUDAL AURICOLAR

  • Flap length:* spine of scapula
  • Dorsal and ventral incisions:* parallel from base centered over lateral cervical region
  • Flap base:* depression between wing of atlas and vertical ear canal
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CARVICAL CUTANEOUS BRANCH OF THE OMOCERVICAL

  • Flap length:* variable, contralateral shoulder
  • Cranial incision:* parallel to the caudal incision and equidistant to cranial scapular edge
  • Caudal incision:* from acromion dorsally over scapular spine
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7 DAYS AFTER WOUND CAT VS DOG

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50% STRENGHTH IN CAT COMPARED WITH DOGS

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SUCCESS RATE AXIAL PATTERN FLAPS

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87-100%

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THORACODORSAL

Cranial incision: from acromion dorsally over scapular spine

Caudal incision: parallel to the cranial incision and equidistant to caudal scapular edge

Flap length: variable, contralateral shoulder

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SUPERFICIAL BRACHIAL

  • Flap length:* distal to greater tubercle
  • Lateral and medial incisions:* parallel from base dorsally, tapering together
  • Flap base:* centered over dorsal third of elbow’s flexor surface
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DEEP CIRCUMFLEX

DORSAL

  • Flap length:* dorsal to contralateral flank fold
  • Cranial incision:* parallel to the caudal and equidistant to the iliac wing
  • Caudal incision:* begins midway between the ilium and greater trochanter extending dorsally
  • Flap base:* cranioventral edge of wing of ilium

VENTRAL

  • Flap length:* proximal to the patella
  • Cranial incision:* parallel to the caudal
  • Caudal incision:* begins midway between the ilium and greater trochanter extending ventrally cranial to the femoral shaft
  • Flap base:* cranioventral edge of wing of ilium
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CAUDAL SUPERFICIAL EPIGASTRIC

  • Flap length:* may include last teats 2 to 5
  • Lateral incision:* parallel to medial incision equidistant to teats
  • Medial incision:* abdominal midline
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lateral caudal

  • Flap length:* variable; third or fourth intervertebral space
  • Incision:* dorsal or ventral midline incision
  • Flap base:* base of tail
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genicular

  • Flap length:* distal to greater trochanter
  • Dorsal and ventral incisions:* parallel from base along femoral shaft
  • Flap base:* 1 cm proximal to patella and 1.5 cm distal to tibial tuberosity on lateral aspect of leg
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SKIN GRAFT can also be named

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FREE GRAFT. it is used to distinguish from skin flaps, also referred as FLAP GRAFTS

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CLASSIFICATION OF SKIN GRAFTS

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  • AUTOGRAFTS
  • ALLOGRAFTS (HOMOGRAFTS): SAME SPECIES
  • XENOGRAFTS: DIFFERENT SPECIES
  • ISOGRAFTS: IDENTICAL TWINS OR F1 HIBRIDS
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IDEAL DONOR SITE FOR GRAFTING

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  • HAIR SAME COLOUR, TEXTURE, LENGTH
  • EASE OF CLOSURE
  • PATIEN POSITIONING (BEST WITHOUT THE NEED TO REPOSITION)
  • SKIN THICKNESS
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SKIN THICKNESS PRO AND CONS

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  • PRO: THICKER PROVIDE A GREATER DEGREE OF PROTECTION
  • CONS: GREATER DISTANCE FOR O2 DIFFUSIONAND NUTRIENTS TRAVEL
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COMMON CAUSES OF GRAFT FAILURE

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  • SEPARATION FROM THE GRANULATION BED
  • INFECTION
  • MOVEMENT
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BANDAGES FOR SKIN GRAFT

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  • CHANGE AT LEASTLAYER EVERY 24-48 H
  • WIDE MESH NONADHERENT CELLULOSE ACETATE PAD AD PRIMARY LAYER
  • IMMOBILIZATION OF THE AFFECTED AREA! MAYBE USE A SPLINT
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PHASES OF ENGRAFTMENT

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  • PLASMATIC IMBIBITION
  • INOSCULATION
  • REVASCULARIZATION
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SPLIT-THICKNESS GRAFTS

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  • FREE HAND CUTTING
  • DERMATOME
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FULL THICKNESS MESH GRAFT

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  • ALLOW DRAINAGE
  • COVER LARGER SKIN DEFECTS
  • IRREGULAR SURFACES (CONVEX-CONCAVE)

USUALLY DONE BY HAND. TRACTION OF THE SKIN AND RMOVE ALL OF THE SUBCOUTANEOUS TISSUE! (COBBLESTONE APPEARANCE)

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MESH GRAFTS CAN BE PREPARED ALSO FROM SPLIT-THICKNESS GRAFTS T OR F

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FULL TICKNESS GRAFTS CAN BE DONE WITHOUT MESHING AND WITHOUT DRAINAGE

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FALSE. IF NO MESH A DRAINAGE SHOULD BE PLACED.

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OTHER TYPES OF SKIN GRAFTS

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  • PINCH AND PUNCH ISLAND GRAFTS
  • STRIP GRAFTS
  • STAMP GRAFTS (SQUARES OF 5 MM -2 CM SIDES WITH 1 MM TO 1 CM SPACING BEETWEEN EACH OTHER
  • PAW PAD GRAFTS
  • MUCOSAL: OBTAINED FROM BUCCAL OR SUBLINGUAL MUCOSA

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