J Korean Orthop Assoc. 1987 Oct;22(5):1157-1165. Korean.
Published online Jan 29, 2019.
Copyright © 1987 by The Korean Orthopaedic Association
Original Article

A Clinical Study of Buoy Flap

Myung Chul Yoo, Duke Whan Chung, Jung Soo Han, Jae Sung Ahn and Kyoung Hoon Kim

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    Abstract

    Buoy flap was useful method for soft tissue defect, bone defect or bone and soft tissue defect. Also the buoy flap could use monitoring for blood flow. The advantages of the buoy flap were long length of perforating cutaneous branch, large diameter of Peroneal vessel, transposition in same leg and the another advantage was that the fibula is the long, straight and mainly cortical bone. To obtain successful result of buoy flap, one must have the anatomic concept for vascular pattern (straight branch, proximal oblique branch, branch from muscular branch, distal oblique branch), relationships with surrounding muscles (between Peroneus m. and Soleus m., Through Peroneus m., through Soleus m.) and length of perforating branch. So, we studied total 19 person, 22 cases of buoy flap, who were admitted and took the operation at Kyung Hee University College hospital, from October 1985 to March 1987.


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