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Plan for Dissection
Preparation
 
Recommended Plan for Dissection

The flap dissections should be performed in an orderly manner in order not to damage other flaps in the same region with consequent loss of opportunity to study that anatomy. Before starting the dissection of a flap ensure that you know your landmarks well; if not ask a member of the faculty. Make sure you understand fully the anatomy of a flap before moving on to the next one as there will be plenty of time for dissection.

MONDAY AM - Head and Neck I MONDAY PM - Head and Neck II


(Cadaver supine)

Temporal flaps (Superficial Temporal Fascia, Deep Temporal Fascia and Temporalis)

Scalping and Washio flaps

Forehead flap (Supratrochlear artery flap)

Bilobed flaps to nose

Cheek flaps

Lip flaps: Abbe, Abbe-Estlander on one side, Karapandzic, Fan flap


(Cadaver supine)

Deltopectoral flap

Pectoralis major flap

Pectoralis minor flap

Trapezius flap

 

TUESDAY AM Trunk I TUESDAY PM Trunk II (including buttock flaps)


(Cadaver prone)

Latissimus dorsi flap

Serratus anterior flap

Scapular flap

Parascapular flap


(Cadaver prone)

Gluteus maximus flaps S-GAP

Gluteus medius flaps I-GAP

(Cadaver supine)

Rectus abdominis flaps: VRAM, TRAM, DIEP

 

WEDNESDAY AM Upper Limb I WEDNESDAY PM Upper Limb II


(Cadaver supine)

Deltoid flap

Lateral arm flap (including the distally based flap)

Posterior interosseous flap

Becker flap


(Cadaver supine)

Radial forearm flap (proximally based/distally based/free)

Quaba and Maruyama flaps

Foucher flap

Finger flaps: cross finger, Evans/V to Y advancement, Atasoy, Kutler, Moberg, Littler

 

THURSDAY AM Free Flaps I THURSDAY PM Free Flaps II

(Cadaver supine)


Groin flap


DCIA


Fibula (can be done with lower limb)

Omental flaps


Jejenul flaps

(Cadaver supine)


Dorsalis pedis flap


Free toe flaps


Any flaps that you may still need to do

 

FRIDAY AM Lower Limb I FRIDAY PM Lower Limb II


(Cadaver prone)

Posterior thigh flap

Hamstring and biceps femoris flaps

Saphenous flap

Sural artery flap (distally based)

Gastrocnemius flap

Soleus flap

Medial plantar flap


(Cadaver supine)

Tensor fascia lata flap

Anterolateral thigh flap

Vastus lateralis flap

Gracilis flap

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University Hospital of North Durham
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