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Ausgewählte Notfälle in der operativen Dermatologie

Selected emergencies in operative dermatology

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Die große Anzahl an operativen Eingriffen in vielen Teilbereichen der Dermatologie wie Tumorchirurgie, Phlebologie und kosmetische Operationen lässt die Frage nach möglichen Komplikationen und Notfällen zu Recht aufkommen. Dabei geht es nicht um die häufiger auftretenden Folgen einer Operation wie Nachblutungen, Wundinfektionen oder Lappennekrosen, sondern um Situationen, die einer schnellen medizinischen Maßnahme bedürfen, um Schaden von dem Patienten abzuwehren. In diesem Zusammenhang muss man unterscheiden zwischen Notfällen, die einer sofortigen operativen Intervention bedürfen, und Notfällen, die während oder nach dermatologischen Operationen auftreten.

Abstract

The large number of surgical procedures in many subspecialty areas of dermatology, such as dermatologic oncology, phlebology and aesthetic dermatology, raises the question of possible complications and emergency situations. Along with common complications such as post-operative bleeding, infections or flap necrosis, there are emergency situations which require immediate intervention to avoid significant harm to the patient. One must distinguish between dermatologic situations which require emergency surgery and emergencies that arise during or after dermatological surgery.

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  2. Hautklinik Klinikum Krefeld, Krefeld

    T. Horn

  3. Hautklinik, Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf, Moorenstraße 5, 40225 , Düsseldorf

    K.-W. Schulte

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Schulte, KW., Horn, T. Ausgewählte Notfälle in der operativen Dermatologie. Hautarzt 55, 519–524 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00105-004-0739-y

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