Treatment of large avulsion injury in perianal, sacral, and perineal regions by island flaps or skin graft combined with vacuum assisted closure

Table 1 Demographic characteristics of 10 patients with perianal avulsion injury

Patient No.	Gender	Age(Years)	Type of trauma	Assosiated Injuries	Peranal avulsion territory	Ostomy
1	M	28	MVA	PSSA, PF, UD, LLF	CPA	Yes
2	F	29	MVA	SIR, VT	CPA	Yes
3	M	39	MVA	SIR, PF	> 1/2 PAP	Yes
4	M	35	MVA	PSSA, UD	< 1/2 PAP	Yes
5	M	30	MVA	PF, LLF	> 1/2 PAP	Yes
6	M	37	MVA	SIR, PF, LLF	CPA	Yes
7	F	45	MVA	SIR, VT, PF	> 1/2 PAP	Yes
8	M	40	MVA	PF, LLF	> 1/2 PAP	Yes
9	M	28	MVA	PF, LLF	CPA	Yes
10	M	42	MVA	PF, LLF	< 1/2 PAP	Yes

Abbreviation: M male, F Female. MVA motor vehicle accident, PSSA Penile and scrotal skin avulsion, PF Pelvic fractures, UD Urethral disruption, LLF Lower limb fractures, SIR Small intestine rupture, VT Vaginal tears, CPA Circumferential perianal avulsion, PAP Perianal avulsion on perimeter

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