Gebelik Hipertrofik Skar ve Keloid İçin Ortak Bir Tetikleyici Olabilir mi? Vaka Sunumu
Hipertrofik skar ve keloid, anormal yara iyileşmesinin sonucu olarak ortaya çıkan başlıca patolojilerdir. Tedavi seçeneklerinin kısıtlılığı ve sonuçlarının estetik açıdan yetersizliği bu patolojilerin klinik önemini artırmaktadır. Bu nedenle cerrahi girişimler öncesinde, yara iyileşmesini etkileyecek etiyolojik faktörler detaylı olarak sorgulanmalıdır. Bu vaka sunumuyla, gebeliğin bu süreçteki olumsuz etkilerine ve bu sonuçlar için alınması gereken tedbirlere dikkat çekmeyi amaçladık.
Could Pregnancy be a Common Trigger Factor for Hypertrophic Scar And Keloid? A Case Report
Hypertrophic scar and keloid are the main pathologic results after an abnormal wound healing process. Limited treatment options and unsatisfactory outcomes make the pathologies in need of more clinical interest. For this reason etiological factors must be detailly questioned before the surgical procedures. With this case report, we aimed to highlight the role of pregnancy and the precautions for unexpected outcomes in this process.
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