What is the most common cause of graft failure ?
Collection of hematoma beneath the graft
Rhomboid flap / limberg flap is used in ?
Pilonidal sinus or Jeep drivers disease 
In DP(delto pectoral) flap blood supplies from which vessels ?
Perforators of internal mammary vessels
In abbe - Estlander flap / lip switch flap blood supply is from which vessels ?
Labial Vessels
For Breast reconstruction most commonly used flap is ?
TRAM flap
Blood supply of TRAM flap ?
Superior epigastric vessels - Axial
Inferior epigastric vessels - Free
If both supercharged TRAM
Free Fibular flap is most commonly used for What ?
Mandibular reconstruction also used for Andy gump deformity
Pressure sore frequency of Decreasing order 
Ischium (MC)
Greater trochanter
Sacrum
Heel,
Malleolus(lateral > medial)
Occiput
What are the phases of wound healing?
Hemostasis
Inflammatory (upto 4 days)
Proliferative ( type III Collagen) (Mφ & fibroblasts)
Remodeling( type I collagen)
Management for keloid scar is ?
Intralesional Triamcinolone(long acting steroids)
For recurrent: SX , LASER
Cleft lip and cleft palate is associated with which disease ?
Pierre Robin syndrome
The system which use to document the abnormality when examining a patient with cleft palate
LAHSAL
Lip
Alveolus
Hard Palate
Soft Palate
Alveolus
Lip
Capital = Complete cleft
Lower case = Partial cleft
Which surgery is done in Cleft Lip?
Milard Repair (after 3-6month)
Which surgery is done in SOFT Cleft Palate?
Z plasty(after 3-6 month)
Which surgery is done in HARD Cleft Palate?
Done after 12-15 month of age
Unipedicled repair → V-Y plasty / Wardill kilner repair
Bipedicle repair → Von Langenbeck repair)
Bed sores / Pressure sores formed on constant pressure of ?
>30 mmHg (same pressure for compartment syndrome)
In VAC how much NEGATIVE pressure obtained ?
-125 mmHg