-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The development of the flap transfer technique in plastic and reconstructive surgery has evolved to the stage where free transplantation of a full-thickness skin flap, by means of microvascular anastomosis, has become posssible. For the first time in South Africa, a case is documented where such a free graft was used successfully to reconstruct a severe burn contracture of the neck. Experience with this and subsequent cases has taught valuable lessons about the procedure.
Related Publications
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
January 1977,
Handchirurgie,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
January 1990,
The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
April 1977,
The Orthopedic clinics of North America,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
April 1977,
Virginia medical,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
May 1980,
Gaceta medica de Mexico,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
April 1978,
Clinics in plastic surgery,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
August 1983,
Boletin medico del Hospital Infantil de Mexico,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
June 1977,
Lakartidningen,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
January 1974,
Surgical forum,
J H Visse, and
D J Adendorff, and
W D Malherbe
October 2019,
Plastic and reconstructive surgery,
