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9 Abdominoplasty
Pulling the Navel Out of the V-Shaped Incision with Curved Forceps (Fig. 9.18)
With the aid of long curved forceps, the navel is gripped at the holding sutures and pulled upward.
Positioning the Navel (Fig. 9.19)
The navel is positioned outwardly and fits into the correct position in the external cutaneous incision without tension.
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Trimming of the Skin of the Navel and Adaptation to the V-Shaped Incision (Fig. 9.20)
To interrupt a circular nave l scar line, the lower third of the navel is removed to correspond with the V-shaped incision in the abdominal wall. This simple and effective method of reconstruction of the navel prevents disturbances to wound healing, necrosis of the navel, and cosmetically unpleasant changes in the area of the navel. The navel thus has a natural appearance.
Closure of the Navel in Three Layers (Fig. 9.21)
Inordertoavoidlaterdisturbancestohealingandnecrosis,thenavel must be fixed in place in three layers. At the base, this is with deep fixa­tion with absorbable suture material of strength 3.0. To allow further perfusion and stabilization of the navel using the periumbilical adipose tissue, 5.0 Monocryl™*
interrupted sutures are then inserted. The skin is adapted with continuous intracutaneous suturing with 4.0 Monocryl. This ensures that the navel is well stabilized, has contact with the der­mofatflaponallsides,andthatnoserousswellingscanforminspaces.
* Ethicon GmbH, Ro bert-Koch-Str. 1, 22851 Norderstedt, Germany
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Fixation of the Surplus Sections of Skin with 2.0 Monocryl Key Sutures
The surplus skin is pulled down under slight traction to define the resection boundaries. 2.0 Monocryl key sutures are placed at equal intervals,andthisallowsthesurgeontoidentifyasearlyasthisstageof the operation how far the resection must be taken laterally if “dog ears” aretobeavoided.Theincisioncanbeextendedinalateraldirectionat this stage of the opera tion, depending on this. The trick for all tighten­ing opera tions is that the amount of skin that must be removed can be defined exactly prior to resection by positioning key sutures. This ensures that the later result will be good and the scar pleasing.
The individual key sutures are placed one after the other so that indi­vidual corrections can be made at any time.
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Resection of the Skin in Stages
Resection of the skin is performed with regular checks on the tension of the remaining skin. The skin/fat resection should be performed at an angle of 70° so that the lower border of the incision of 30° meets the upper border of the incision section by section with no retraction or bulging.
After the resection has been completed, particles of fat and surplus skin that spoil the result should be removed. The lateral edges of the incision should also be checked and any “dog ears” must be evened out.
Fig. 9.23
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Insertion of Redon Drains
Two size 12 Redon drains leading out onto the shaved mons pubis are inserted into two sections of the lower abdomen before the skin is closed. The Redon drains are remov ed after the second postoperative day and the catheter is removed after 24 h.
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Wound Closure in Three Layers
Skinclosureiscarriedoutlayerbylayer,firstwithconcealed2.0Mono­cryl interrupted sutures, then with concealed 3.0 Monocryl subcutane­ous interrupted sutures. Finally, the wound is closed with running
4.0 Monocryl sutures. For this, it is important that suturing begins at the lateral ends on both sides so that the two sutures meet at point a. This preven ts the skin being uneven in the lateral area and produces the desired traction in a medial direction.
Fig. 9.25
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The navel is packed with a fine gauze soaked in betadine (Beta-isadona) ointment and covered with Cutiplast®. The other incisions are closed with adhesive Steri-Strip™ dressings. These dressings can be removed after 8 days when the wound is checked. The Tensoplast® adhesive dressing remains in place until the Redon drains are removed. A special compressio n girdle is then fitted that should be worn for 6 weeks. The fresh scars are treated with dexapanthenol ointment for 14 days after the operation, then with silicone ointmen t or silicone plasters for 2 months.
Fitting the Abdominal Belt
In addition to a Tensoplast® bandage, an abdominal belt is also used until the Redon drains are removed. This ensures good compression on the detached wound surfaces, which prevents serous swellings and bleeding. During this time, the patient should have bed rest in a slightly angled supi ne position with the upper body raised.
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The abdominal belt should be fitted with traction. It should be loosened if the patient has difficulty breathing. Thrombosis and infection proph y­laxis must be carried out during the patient’ s stay in the hospital.
Note:
For safe dissection of the navel, it is important to ensure that the tis­sue is fully supplied with blood. However, if too much adipose tissue is left, this may cause elevated pressure on the repositioned navel. In addition, the ‘steal phenomenon’ may result, since the adipose tissue left behind may require part of the blood supply. Compression of the abdominal wall using the abdominal bandage shouldnotbetoosevere,asthismaycausenecrosesofthedistalend oftheflap(“mostpoorlyperfusedarea”). The distal end of the wound must never be undermined! Deep fixation of the navel requires precise localization of the navel opening. A two-layer wound closure may be used if desired.
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