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Autologe Fettgewebstransplantation

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Verletzungen der Haut, im speziellen der retikulären Dermis, führen zu einem reparativen Prozess, der in einer sichtbaren Narbe endete. Die Narbe stellt das Resultat der Wundheilung mit makroskopischen, mikroskopischen und biochemischen Veränderung der normalen Struktur und Funktion der Hautarchitektur dar. Die Narbe lässt sich durch Parameter wie Höhe, Elastizität, Textur, Vaskularität und Pigmentierung beschreiben. Die therapeutische Beeinflussung der Narbe kann durch konservative und/oder invasive Maßnahmen erfolgen. Zu den operativen Maßnahmen gehört die subläsionale Injektion von autologem Fettgewebe als Suspension. Die Suspension wird dabei in kleinen Depots perlschnurartig, fächerförmig subläsional appliziert. Diese Prozedur kann mit einer subdermalen Narbenlösung (Adhäsiolyse, Subzision, Rigottotomie) kombiniert werden.

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    Prof. Dr. med. H.-O. Rennekampff & Prof. Dr. med. Prof. h.c. mult. N. Pallua

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Rennekampff, HO., Pallua, N. (2016). Narben. In: Ueberreiter, K. (eds) Autologe Fettgewebstransplantation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49489-9_15

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