1. Latissimus dorsi, serratus anterior muscle innervation independent.

2. Objective To explore the clinical effect of latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap with a few muscle in repairing the soft tissue defect of lower limbs.

3. Objective To explore the characteristic of latissimus dorsi perforator based flap in adults and children.

4. Latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flaps and transverse rectus abdominal musculocutaneous flaps ( TRAM ) were used for breast reconstruction.

5. Objective To provide anatomy basis for a free latissimus dorsal muscular flap with the sensate nerve.

6. The pectoralis major, latissimus, dorsi, external oblique, rectus abdominis, and trapezius muscles have been utilized.

7. The latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap is a good option for post - mastectomy breast reconstruction.

8. Conclusion It is possible to design a sensate latissimus dorsal muscular flap with the 6th to 8th lateral posterior branch of the intercostal nerve.

9. Results The latissimus dorsi muscle was mainly supplied by thoracodorsal.

10. CONCLUSIONS: Multiple steps of the combined latissimus dorsi and teres major musculotendinous transfer place local neurologic structures at risk.

11. Objective To research the effect of free latissimus dorsi flap on repairing scar contracture of face neck after burn.

12. Objective: To provide anatomical basis for the free latissimus dorsal muscular flap with sensate nerve.

13. Dorsal spinal artery penetrated distal latissimus dorsi with a branch of the intercostal or lumbar artery branches.

14. BACKGROUND: Combined latissimus dorsi and teres major musculotendinous transfer has been described for the treatment of massive rotator cuff deficits.

15. Objective This study is to introduce our experience about immediate and delayed breast reconstruction using extended latissimus dorsal myocutaneous flap without breast implant.

16. Objective: To introduce and evaluate the results of bipolar transfer of the pedicled latissimus dorsi muscle flap for reconstruction of elbow flexion after brachial plexus birth palsy.

17. METHODS: Twelve cadaveric shoulder girdles were dissected, and the latissimus dorsi, the teres major, and the posterior cord of the brachial plexus and its branches were identified.

18. Objective To explore the results of repairing widespread traumatic soft tissue defects in the heels and adjacent regions with free latissimus dorsi muscle - skin flaps.

19. We present a case with full-thickness abdominal wall defect successfully reconstructed with a free innervated latissimus dorsi(LD)muscle flap.

20. Methods The missing anterior axillary fold could be reconstituted by the method of latissimus dorsi muscle transposition and the free autologous fat granules injection.

21. Objective:To provide the neuroanatomical data for clinical application of the compartments of latissimus dorsi in muscle transplant.

22. Objective This study is to introduce our experience about immediate or delayed breast reconstruction using extended latissimus dorsal myocutaneous flap without breast implant.sentencedict .com

23. Objective: To introduce our experience about immediate and delayed breast reconstruction using extended latissimus dorsal myocutaneous flap without breast implant.

24. The effect of humeral rotation on the exposure of the latissimus dorsi and teres major tendons through the posterior approach was quantified, and relevant surgical landmarks were described.

25. Objective To provide the morphological data for clinical application of the compartments of latissimus dorsi in muscle transplant.