Autologous Fat Grafting on the Right Leg : Sebuah Laporan Kasus
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Autologous, fat, graft, liposuction, cruris, dextraAbstract
Pendahuluan: Autologous fat grafting menjadi semakin populer beberapa tahun terakhir dengan banyaknya aplikasi rekonstruksi pada payudara, wajah, pasca radiasi dan luka bakar, anomali kongenital, serta berbagai aplikasi estetika. Keuntungan prosedur ini adalah menggunakan bahan dari tubuh sendiri sehingga kecil kemungkinan terjadi reaksi alergi, jumlah lemak donor yang cukup banyak tersedia, serta dapat bertahan dalam beberapa tahun. Prosedur ini merupakan prosedur berisiko rendah dengan potensi komplikaisi seperti nekrosis lemak, pembentukan kista, selulitis, serta ketidakteraturan kontur. Metode: Pada laporan kasus ini akan dicantumkan tinjauan kepustakaan mengenai autologous fat grafting, serta laporan kasus dan diskusi. Pasien perempuan berusia 25 tahun datang ke poliklinik Bedah Plastik Rumah Sakit M.Djamil Padang dengan keluhan bekas luka pada betis kanan dan kulit terlihat mencekung pada bekas luka. Hasil: Pasien kemudian dilakukan liposuction dan fat graft pada cruris dextra dan diberikan obat pulang berupa antiyeri. Pada pasien ini terapi post operatif luka ditutup dengan menggunakan kasa dan plester kemudian disarankan untuk kontrol setiap bulannya.
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