- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Surgical Treatment of Peripheral Nerve Injuries
- Authors:
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- IVRLAČ, RADOJKO (113356)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Injury
Number: 1
Volume: 1
Year: 1992
Pages: from 41 to 46
Number of references: 3
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Peripheral nerve injuries still present significant problem
ofdiagnosis and management. Today's wartime experiences show thatthe most
common peripheral nerve injuries are those caused by lowand high-energy
missiles. For optimal treatment of this type ofinjuries, it is necessary to
define the degree of injury.Acceptance of microsurgical techniques and
opticalmagnifications, using a microscope or magnification loops hasenabled
treatment of injured nerves by various surgicalprocedures. The timing of
the nerve repair is critical indetermining the functional outcome, and it
Keywords: peripheral nerve injuries, microsurgery
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Experience with the forearm septofascial flap
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Prpić, Ivan (39075)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Eur J Plast Surg
Number: 1
Volume: 15
Year: 1992
Pages: from 216 to 221
Number of references: 41
Language: engleski
Summary: Fascia has a well vascularized surface, and when it is
coverdwith a spli skin graft, it provides the thinnest possible flap.The
authors present their own experience with the use of theforearm
septofascial flap in 23 patients. A free septofascialflap was used in 15
patients and an island flap in 8 patients.Seven days later, only 25% of
patients had complete take of thesplit skin graft, while in 60% of cases
there was only partialtake of the graft. The forearm septofascial flap
proved to be agood and reliable method of reconstruction in those parts of
thebody where thin cover was required. Constant anatomy and
minimalpostoperative complications are great advantages of the
forearmseptofascial flap when compared with other fascial flap.
Keywords: septofascial forearm flap, free flap, island flap
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: /
- Authors:
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- IVRLAČ, RADOJKO (113356)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Fiz med i reh
Number: 3
Volume: 9
Year: 1992
Pages: from 37 to 47
Number of references: 3
Language: hrvatski
Summary: /
Keywords: /
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Double-face free flap in head and neck reconstruction
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Aljinović, Naranča
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
Journal: Plastic Surgery
Number: 1
Volume: 2
Year: 1992
Pages: from 341 to 342
Number of references: 2
Language: engleski
Summary: The development of the microsurgical technique was
closelyfollowed by better reconstructive procedures. Extensive resectionof
the tumors in the head and neck area faces us with thefollowing problems :
reconstruction of skin and oral or nasallining and reconstruction of bone
defects. Free flaps give us theopportunity to perform it as a one-stage
procedure. Radialosteocurtaneous free flap is an extremely versatile and
effectivemethod for reconstruction of composite defects. By folding it
wecreate a "double-face" flap which we use for a three
dimensionalreconstruction.
Keywords: /
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: High-energy war wounds - flap reconstruction
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Prpić, Ivan (39075)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Ann Plast Surg
Number: 2
Volume: 31
Year: 1993
Pages: from 97 to 102
Language: engleski
Summary: In this article the authors emphasize that the knowledge
interminal ballistics is essential for understanding thepathophysiology of
war wounds. They present their own experiencesin treatmenrt of high-energy
war wounds in 75 patients, treatedin the Institute of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery. Patientswere dividie in three groups with regard to
the time ofdefinitive reconstruction, using local or free
microvascularflaps. About 12% of patients underwent flap reconstruction
inacute phase, associated with low complication rate and theshortest
hospital stay. The group II comprised 18% of patientsand considering the
number of complications presented the mostunfavorable time for
reconstruction. Flap reconstruction inchronic phase resulted in substantial
prolongation of thehospital stay in 82% of patients.
Keywords: high-energy war wound, radical primary treatment, early flap reconstruction
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: The management of war wounds to the extremities
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Scand J Plast Reconstr Hand Surg
Number: 1
Volume: 27
Year: 1993
Pages: from 1 to 6
Number of references: 20
Language: engleski
Summary: We present our experience in the treatment of war wounds in
174patients treated in the Institute of Plastic and ReconstructiveSurgery,
Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Center inZagreb. The wounds were
divided into four categories depending onthe type of injury and the
extension of the soft tissue defect.Patients were placed in one of two
groups depending on theirprimary treatment and time of definitive
reconstruction. Group A comprised 79 patients who were initially treated by
plasticsurgeons and whose reconstructive procedure was done within 5days.
Sixty-nine (87%) of the patients in group A had only one ortwo debridements
before definitive closure and stayed in hospital20 days or less. In group B
, 59 (62%) of the patients requiredthree or more debridements and remained
in hospital more than 21days ( p< 0,001 ). Proper primary treatment and
earlyreconstruction result in significantly shorter duration ofhospital
stay and lead to more effective rehabilitation and recovery of patients.
Keywords: war wound, soft-tissue defects, early reconstruction
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title:
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: War wounds management - early reconstruction of soft
tissue defects
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
Journal: Acta med croatica
Number: 3
ISSN: 1330-0164
Volume: 48
Year: 1994
Pages: from 123 to 128
Number of references: 20
Language: engleski
Summary: The authors emphasize that the knowledge of terminal
ballistics is important for the understanding the pathophisiology of war
wounds. They present their own experiences in the treatment of war wounds
in 504 casualties. The greatest number of sophisticated reconstructions
were performed on extremities. The authors emphasize the importance of
proper primary treatment, which is the condition for early reconstruction.
Keywords: war wounds, soft-tissue defect, early reconstruction
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Head and neck war wounds - microsurgical reconstruction
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Škrbić, Sanda (187656)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
Proceedings title: Prvi Hrvatski kirurški kongres - zbornik radova
Language: hrvatski
Place: Split
Year: 1994
Pages: from 687 to 689
Meeting: Prvi Hrvatski kirurški kongres
Held: from 09/15/94 to 09/17/94
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Early flap coverage of high energy war wounds
- Authors:
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
- Džepina, Ivo (171941)
- Montani, Đorđe (32393)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
Proceedings title: The 7th Congress European Section ICPRS, Berlin, Abstract Book
Language: engleski
Place: Berlin, Njemačka
Year: 1993
Pages: from 1 to 1
Meeting: The 7th Congress European Section ICPRS
Held: from 06/02/93 to 06/06/93
Summary: The authors present their own experiences in management
ofhigh-energy war wounds. Patients were divided in three groupswith regard
of time of definitive reconstruction using freemicrovascular flaps. About
12% of patients underwent flapreconstruction within 5 days after injury.
Flap reconstruction inchronic phase resulted in substantial prolongation of
thehospital stay. Therefore, the authors advocate proper primarytreatment
of wounds towards early flap closure.
Keywords: /
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Double-face free flap in head and neck reconstruction
- Editors
- Stanec, Zdenko (54660)
- Aljinović, Naranča
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Unušić, Josip (98725)
- Hulina, Davor (187660)
Proceedings title: X Congress of ICPRS, Madrid, Abstract Book
Language: engleski
Place: Madrid, Španjolska
Year: 1992
Pages: from 341 to 342
Meeting: The X Congress of ICPRS
Held: from 06/28/92 to 07/03/92
Summary: Rad je objavljen i u časopisu Plastic Surgery, te je
sažetaknaveden u kategoriji radova objavljenih u časopisima.
Keywords: /
