Aplication of two-staged plasty for postoperative defect after Buschke – Löwenstein tumor removal

Abstract

The pointed condylomas caused by human papilloma virus (HPV) are more common seen among infections of anogenital area and they are sexually transmitted. Buschke – Löwenstein tumor which is also called huge acuminate condylomas is a rather infrequent pathology. This neoplasm has locally invasive growth, but in most cases histologically it is a benign tumor, cases with malignancy are quite rare. Considering the low frequency of its occurrence, today there aren’t enough data on the long-term results of treatment. In this paper we present our observation when after excision of a neoplasm by a two-staged method we applied plasty with VY-shift of vascularized perforated dermal and fascial flaps on the medial surface of hips and spare autodermal transplantation of the split dermal transplant.

Keywords

• buschke – löwenstein tumor
• giant pointed condyloma
• plasty for perineal postoperative wound