医学
招架
系统回顾
皮肤病科
梅德林
计算机科学
自然语言处理
政治学
法学
作者
Katherine A. Rodby,Yvonne E. Kaptein,James Roring,Ryan J. Jacobs,Vicky Kang,Karina P. Quinn,Anuja K. Antony
摘要
Parry-Romberg syndrome (PRS) is a rare craniofacial disease that causes progressive hemifacial atrophy of the soft tissue before spontaneously entering remission. Autologous fat grafting may provide a less invasive alternative, producing aesthetically pleasing results while avoiding the need for traditional microsurgical free flap coverage.A systematic review of the literature was conducted. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied. The case report highlights the technique using two-dimensional and three-dimensional photography.Our review yielded 31 articles in addition to our case describing 147 cases of lipofilling to correct PRS soft-tissue defects. Patients underwent an average of 2.2 procedures, receiving on average 95 mL of grafted fat. Disease severity was classified into mild (41%), moderate (42%), and severe (17%) in the identified patients. Increasing disease severity correlated with an increasing number of procedures and fat-grafting volumes to achieve adequate aesthetic outcomes (mean, 1.5 and 38 mL; 2.3 and 81 mL; 3.7 and 129 mL, respectively). Reported benefits over flap-based reconstructions included reductions in cost (40%), operative time (50%), donor-site morbidity (52%), and rate of complications (33%). Aesthetic benefits cited included improved skin quality (65%), more natural contours (1%), and more natural facial expressions (10%).Fat grafting for correction of PRS-associated soft-tissue defects is receiving heightened acceptance for its ability to restore natural facial contours. While additional fat-grafting procedures may be required with increased disease severity, autologous fat grafting may be a beneficial option as a sole modality to correct PRS-associated soft-tissue atrophy.
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