Front & Medial side of thigh
Anatomy · Topic 15
Source: NMC CBME Curriculum 2024 · Volume I · Anatomy · Topic 15 · combined PDF page 116
Practice questions
- In the technique described by Le Louarn and Pascal, which patient concern is the medial thigh lift intended to address?
- Where does the incision lie in the concentric medial thigh-lift technique described in the article?
- Which combination of tissue-handling steps characterizes the technique described in the article?
- In the reported technique, which tissue is removed in the resection, rather than the thin tissue treated by liposuction?
- According to the authors' rationale, why is the resection limited to the epidermis and dermis rather than including the thin tissue treated by liposuction?
- During closure, an anchor suture brings a variable amount of redundant skin to the incision. What does the described technique do next?
- In which direction is the skin stretch described in the concentric medial thigh lift?
- Which interpretation most accurately reflects the evidence presented for the concentric medial thigh-lift technique?