Sentence examples for lead to flap from inspiring English sources

The advantage of using this reverse sural fasciocutaneous flap with a cutaneous pedicle is that the skin over the pedicle prevents any chance of torsion of the pedicle which could lead to flap failure.

This complication often leads to partial/complete flap necrosis and increases the risk of superinfection.

During the study, two patients did not undergo the six week follow-up FMD and NMD because arterial thrombosis and obstruction led to musculocutaneous flap failure and amputation of the distal injured arm in the second and third weeks after HVEI.

Surgical incision in the conjunctiva is suggested as a critical factor for bleb formation after trabeculectomy with fornix-based conjunctival flaps lead to diffuse blebs extending into the conjunctival fornix contrary to limbal-based conjunctival flaps developing cystic blebs demarcated in the region between the corneal limbus and the incision in the fornix [ 29].

The flow visualizations confirmed that such action of the flaps lead to a more slender elongated shape of the time-averaged separation bubble.

The results show that, above a certain Reynolds number, the hairy flaps lead to a jump in the vortex shedding frequency.

Elevation of this tissue as part of the advancement flap may lead to necrosis and leave the fracture site exposed even if the rest of the flap survives.

Postsurgical injury by teeth to oral mucosa (reconstructed by a flap) can lead to ulceration and subsequent infection at the reconstructed site.

Experts said Friday that ice can build up several ways, and that previous accidents, including the 1994 crash of an American Eagle turboprop in Roselawn, Ind., have shown that moving the flaps can lead to loss of control.

The work "will also lead to better understanding of insect flapping wing aerodynamics and control strategies" because it uses an engineering system "that can be more easily modified or controlled than an animal", Fearing adds.

A device that could constantly monitor tissue flaps and provide quantitative assessments, would lead to earlier interventions that directly translate into reduced flap failures.