How Do You Tell a Marjolin’s Ulcer From a Normal Wound?

How Do You Tell a Marjolin’s Ulcer From a Normal Wound?

A Marjolin’s ulcer is a rare form of skin cancer that develops inside a long-standing scar or a wound that simply won’t close. A normal wound behaves differently. It shows visible progress within a few weeks. Less redness, shrinking size, new tissue...
Rib Cartilage or Synthetic Implant for Microtia Repair?

Rib Cartilage or Synthetic Implant for Microtia Repair?

Choosing between a rib cartilage graft and a synthetic implant for microtia repair comes down to the child’s age their lifestyle and how many surgeries the family is prepared for. Neither material is universally better. Microtia ear reconstruction has advanced...
Which Lymphedema Surgery Suits You: LVA or Node Transfer?

Which Lymphedema Surgery Suits You: LVA or Node Transfer?

The choice between LVA and vascularised lymph node transfer depends on the stage of lymphedema, what the lymphatic vessels look like on imaging, and how much tissue damage is already present. These aren’t interchangeable procedures. One works with what remains...
Is Breast Asymmetry a Cosmetic Issue or a Medical One?

Is Breast Asymmetry a Cosmetic Issue or a Medical One?

Most of the time breast asymmetry is simply a normal variation. Almost no one has perfectly matched breasts. Occasionally though it signals something needing medical attention, particularly when it appears suddenly. Knowing which category you’re dealing with...
Rheumatoid Hand Deformity: Fuse the Joint or Replace It?

Rheumatoid Hand Deformity: Fuse the Joint or Replace It?

The decision in rheumatoid hand surgery comes down to which joint is involved, how much damage has occurred, and whether the patient needs that joint to be stable or mobile. These aren’t interchangeable options. Rheumatoid arthritis destroys cartilage, erodes...
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