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Structure of sural artery
Known as:
Arteriae surales
, Set of sural arteries
, Superficial Sural Artery
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One of four or five arteries within the calf muscle that arises from the popliteal artery.
National Institutes of Health
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Arteries
Branch of external iliac artery
Structure of external iliac artery
Vascular System
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2010
Review
2010
Reconstruction of cheek defects: a review of current techniques
N. Jowett
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A. Mlynarek
Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck…
2010
Corpus ID: 22166598
Purpose of reviewThe article discusses the fundamental principles of cheek reconstruction and summarizes recently published…
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2007
2007
Modified reverse sural artery flap with improved venous outflow in lower-leg reconstruction.
Gargano Francesco
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D. Kolker
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Hausman R Michael
Annals of Plastic Surgery
2007
Corpus ID: 32481376
Complex open wounds of the distal third of the leg, ankle, and heel remain a reconstructive challenge. In many cases, these…
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2007
2007
Management of a Total Parotidectomy Defect With a Gastrocnemius Muscle Transfer and Vascularized Sural Nerve Grafting
I. Hyodo
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Taijiro Ozawa
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Y. Hasegawa
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T. Ogawa
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A. Terada
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S. Torii
Annals of Plastic Surgery
2007
Corpus ID: 23988196
Immediate facial nerve reconstruction is very demanding after total parotidectomy. Under such conditions, we reconstructed facial…
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2006
2006
A Modified Technique for Transposition of the Reverse Sural Artery Flap
L. Buluç
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B. Tosun
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C. Şen
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Ahmet Y. Sarlak
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2006
Corpus ID: 2274858
Background: Coverage of a soft-tissue defect of the lower third of the leg is a difficult problem. The reverse sural artery flap…
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2005
2005
Lower-Limb Reconstruction Utilizing the Reverse Sural Artery Flap—Gastrocnemius Muscle Cuff Technique
M. M. Al-Qattan
Annals of Plastic Surgery
2005
Corpus ID: 20042693
The reverse sural artery flap was described in 1992 and has become an acceptable technique of lower-limb reconstruction. In 2001…
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2004
2004
Soft tissue reconstruction of the foot with a reverse flow sural artery neurofasciocutaneous flap.
G. Jolly
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T. Zgonis
Ostomy/Wound Management
2004
Corpus ID: 23690309
Distally-based sural artery flaps are used to cover soft tissue defects of the lower leg, ankle, and heel. These flaps are…
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2003
2003
Transmitter characteristics of cutaneous, renal and skeletal muscle small arteries in the rat.
O. Tarasova
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N. Sjöblom-Widfeldt
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H. Nilsson
Acta Physiologica Scandinavica
2003
Corpus ID: 11041108
AIM We studied transmitter characteristics of proximal and distal arteries supplying skin (saphenous artery and its medial tarsal…
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2001
2001
The musculocutaneous sural artery flap for soft-tissue coverage after calcaneal fracture
J. E. Mueller
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T. Ilchmann
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T. Lowatscheff
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery
2001
Corpus ID: 20213900
Abstract Soft-tissue defects following calcaneal fractures can be covered in a relatively easy and safe procedure. We have…
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1996
1996
A Reappraisal of Axial and Nonaxial Lower Leg Fascial Flaps: An Anatomic Study in Human Cadavers
J. Batchelor
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A. McGuinness
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1996
Corpus ID: 45256830
&NA; The aim of this study was to determine the sources of blood supply to the deep fascia of the lower leg and therefore to…
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Highly Cited
1971
Highly Cited
1971
Loci of neurogenic and metabolic effects on precapillary vessels of skeletal muscle.
B. Folkow
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R. R. Sonnenschein
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D. Wright
Acta Physiologica Scandinavica
1971
Corpus ID: 31432327
Folkow, B., R. R. Sonnenschein, and D. L. Wright, Loci of neurogenic and metabolic effects on precapillary vessels of skeletal…
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