Lincoln Graça Neto
Federal University of Maranhão
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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery | 2006
Ruth Graf; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Ronald Rippel; Lincoln Graça Neto; Daniele Pace; Gilvani Azor de Oliveira e Cruz
Abdominoplasty surgery has spread universally, as both an aesthetic and a reconstructive procedure, and new techniques are appearing with the goal of minimizing ischemic complications of the flap and bettering body contour. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that an abdominoplasty technique with limited undermining and preservation of the flap perforator vessels makes it possible to reduce the complication rate attributable to flap necrosis and seroma in abdominoplasty. Doppler flowmetry color study of the abdominal wall was performed before the surgical procedure and on postoperative day 15 after lipoabdominoplasty for a series of 20 patients to evaluate the blood supply of the abdominal wall. This study confirmed the preservation of perforator arteries in the periumbilicus area and right upper quadrant after abdominoplasty with liposuction and reduced undermining.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery | 2003
Ruth Graf; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Ronald Rippel; Lincoln Graça Neto; Daniele Pace; Thomas M. Biggs
Breast surgery has been greatly modified in the past few years as surgeons sought to shorten scars and improve and maintain of breast shape in the late postoperative period. Working with both the periareolar technique and vertical scar technique, it is possible to reduce scar length, avoiding the area below the inframammary crease by compensating skin excess around the areola. From January 2001 to July 2002, 53 patients underwent reduction mammaplasty and/or mastopexy using the vertical scar technique associated to a thoracic-based flap kept under a bipedicled flap of the pectoralis major muscle. The goal of this combination is to achieve a good aesthetic result: a reduced scar, minimal breast descent, and good upper pole fullness.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery | 2006
Lincoln Graça Neto; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Marcelo Roberto Rudy; Luiz Augusto Auersvald; Ruth Graf
Abdominal compartment syndrome is directly related to an increase in intraabdominal pressure (IAP), which can lead in severe cases to serious clinical consequences. Routine measurement of IAP in specific cases has been advocated by some surgical specialties. However, few studies in plastic surgery have focused on the use of IAP. The authors review the literature and describe a method of IAP analysis used for 12 patients who underwent abdominoplasty.
Acta Cirurgica Brasileira | 2006
Raimundo Nonato Baldez; Osvaldo Malafaia; Nicolau Gregori Czeczko; Nelson Lúcio Parada Martins; Lydia Masako Ferreira; Carmen Marcondes Ribas; Guataçara Schenfelder Salles Júnior; Rafael Pasini Del Claro; Luciana de Oliveira Marques dos Santos; Lincoln Graça Neto; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo
INTRODUCAO: A cicatrizacao e processo complexo, com diferentes fases. Embora exista grande variedade de plantas medicinais poucas tem sido investigadas com intencao de melhorar a cicatrizacao de orgaos e tecidos, dentre elas, a Orbignya phalerata (babacu). OBJETIVO: Analisar comparativamente as alteracoes tensiometricas e histologicas na cicatrizacao de anastomoses colonicas proporcionadas pelo uso do extrato aquoso do mesocarpo do babacu (Orbignya phalerata). METODOS: Utilizaram-se 40 ratos Wistar, machos, separados em dois grupos de vinte, denominados grupos controle e experimento, Os ratos de cada grupo foram divididos em dois sub-grupos de 10 animais cada e avaliados no terceiro e setimo dia de pos-operatorio. Realizaram-se colotomia e colorrafia em plano unico. Os animais do grupo controle receberam no ato operatorio dose unica de solucao salina isotonica em dose e via de administracao semelhantes ao grupo experimento e os do grupo experimento receberam extrato aquoso de babacu em dose de 50 mg/kg/peso, concentracao de 25 mg/ml por via intraperitoneal. Foram analisados os seguintes parâmetros: a) avaliacao macroscopica da parede e cavidade abdominal; b) avaliacao tensiometrica da anastomose (pressao e ruptura); c) caracteristicas histologicas da anastomose. RESULTADOS: O exame macroscopico evidenciou a presenca de aderencias em todos os animais, sendo estatisticamente maior no grupo experimento de tres dias quando comparados com o grupo controle. Nos animais do grupo de sete dias nao houve diferenca. Nao houve ocorrencia de deiscencia de anastomose, fistulas, abscessos e/ou hemorragia. Com relacao a tensiometria, constatou-se que a media de ruptura dos grupos controle e experimento tanto para os animais do grupo de tres dias (25,4 mmHg - 14,8 mmHg) quanto para os de sete dias (183 mmHg - 175 mmHg), foram iguais, nao ocorrendo diferenca estatisticamente significante. A analise histologica dos animais do grupo de tres dias mostrou... INTRODUCTION: Healing is a highly complex process with different phases. Because some medicinal plants have antiinflamatory properties, they could influence the wound healing process. There are many species of medicinal plants used for research, among them the Orbignya phalerata (Babassu). PURPOSE: To analyze, comparatively, the tensiometric and histologic alterations in the healing process of colon anastomosis with the use of aqueous extract of the babacu mesocarp. METHODS: Forty Wistar male rats were used, divided in two groups of 20 animals named control and experimental group. Each group was further divided in two sub-groups of 10 animals and evaluated on the third and seventh post-operative days. Colotomy and one suture line coloraphy was performed in all animals. The control group received an intraperitoneal single dose of isotonic saline solution at the time of the surgery. The animals from the experimental group received babassu aqueous extract dose with 50mg/kg/weight, concentration of 25 mg/ml dose, with the same administration method. The following parameters were evaluated: a) macroscopic appearance of abdominal wall and cavity; b) tensiometric evaluation of anastomosis (bursting pressure); c) histologic characteristics of anastomosis. RESULTS: The macroscopic examination showed the presence of adherences in all animals with statistical significance in the ones from the experimental group at third day when compared to the control group. No difference was observed in the seventh-day group. No fistulae, abscesses and/or hemorrhage were observed. In regard to the tensiometric variation, the bursting pressure for the control and experimental groups, both for the third day (25.4 mmHg - 14.8 mmHg) and at seventh (183 mmHg - 175 mmHg), were similar with no significant difference. Histological analysis for the third day showed significant difference in the experimental group in relation to the controls, in regard the presence ofto...INTRODUCTION Healing is a highly complex process with different phases. Because some medicinal plants have antiinflammatory properties, they could influence the wound healing process. There are many species of medicinal plants used for research, among them the Orbignya phalerata (Babassu). PURPOSE To analyze, comparatively, the tensiometric and histologic alterations in the healing process of colon anastomosis with the use of aqueous extract of the babaçu mesocarp. METHODS Forty Wistar male rats were used, divided in two groups of 20 animals named control and experimental group. Each group was further divided in two sub-groups of 10 animals and evaluated on the third and seventh post-operative days. Colotomy and one suture line coloraphy was performed in all animals. The control group received an intraperitoneal single dose of isotonic saline solution at the time of the surgery. The animals from the experimental group received babassu aqueous extract dose with 50mg/kg/weight, concentration of 25 mg/ml dose, with the same administration method. The following parameters were evaluated: a) macroscopic appearance of abdominal wall and cavity; b) tensiometric evaluation of anastomosis (bursting pressure); c) histologic characteristics of anastomosis. RESULTS The macroscopic examination showed the presence of adherences in all animals with statistical significance in the ones from the experimental group at third day when compared to the control group. No difference was observed in the seventh-day group. No fistulae, abscesses and/or hemorrhage were observed. In regard to the tensiometric variation, the bursting pressure for the control and experimental groups, both for the third day (25.4 mmHg - 14.8 mmHg) and at seventh (183 mmHg - 175 mmHg), were similar with no significant difference. Histological analysis for the third day showed significant difference in the experimental group in relation to the controls, in regard the presence ofto mononuclear ones whereas at seventh day there was significant statistical difference in all variables from the experimental group compared to the control one. CONCLUSION A favorable effect with administration of the aqueous extract of the babaçu mesocarp was seen in histological parameters of the healing process of colon anastomosis however there was no difference in the tensiometric evaluation between the control and experimental group.
Aesthetic Surgery Journal | 2003
Ruth Graf; Lincoln Graça Neto; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Afrânio Bernardes; Ronald Rippel; André Auersvald
According to the authors, advantages of short scar face lift associated with lateral SMASectomy and vertical vector closure include a lower rate of hematomas and facial nerve injury, less skin tailoring, no retroauricular skin slough, and reduced operative time. Results in 96 patients demonstrate good neck redefinition, excellent facial contour, and elevated midface. (Aesthetic Surg J 2003;23:198-201.).
Rev. Soc. Bras. Cir. Plást., (1997) | 2005
Ruth Graf; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Ronald Rippel; Lincoln Graça Neto; Daniele Pace; Thomas M. Biggs
ABCD arq. bras. cir. dig | 2006
Sérgio Augusto M Pitaki; Nicolau Gregori Czeczko; Osvaldo Malafaia; Lincoln Graça Neto; Nelson Yaguishita; Jorjan de Jesus Cruz
Jornada Sul Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica, 19 | 2003
Ruth Graf; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Ronald Rippel; Lincoln Graça Neto; Daniele Pace; Thomas M. Biggs
Rev. Soc. Bras. Cir. Plást., (1986) | 2002
Ruth Graf; André Auersvald; Luiz Roberto Reis de Araujo; Ronald Rippel; Lincoln Graça Neto; Luiz Henrique Camargo Bigarelli; Cláudio Luciano Franck
ACM arq. catarin. med | 2000
Alderson Luiz Pacheco; José Cardoso Azevedo; Lincoln Graça Neto; Luiz Roberto Reis Araújo; Ronald Rippel; Ronaldo Roesler