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Heterotopic transplantation of total face/scalp flap

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Demir, Yavuz

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Microsurgical fallopian tube anastomosis is a procedure to restore fertility in women who underwent tubal sterilization or excision of an occluded or diseased portion of tube. With proper selection of patients, this procedure restores fertility with excellent results and allows to avoid disadvantages associated with other popular treatment options including in vitro fertilization and assisted reproductive technology. The outcome of repair is highly dependent on the skill and dedication of the surgeon. Various laboratory models have been described in literature for practicing microsurgical fallopian tube anastomosis. This chapter outlines the rat model for fallopian tube anastomosis. Animal preparation, microsurgical technique, patency evaluation and common pitfalls that may be encountered during repair are described

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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Experimental Models and Research Designs

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Springer-Verlag London Ltd

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