The iliac crest free flap is one of the most reliable flaps for maxillary reconstruction because of the large amount of bone provided and the chance to harvest both muscle and skin. However, reconstruction of maxillary through-and-through defects requires special skills to be managed. Simultaneous replacement of oral lining and external tissue with the same features as the resected skin is difficult to achieve with conventional techniques and the use of flaps association is often necessary to ensure acceptable cosmetic and functional results. In the case presented the submental island flap was a good choice to overcome these difficulties
In the last decade, immediate reconstruction of maxillary bones following extensive trauma, large on...
Introduction: Reconstruction of intraoral soft tissue defects is important in restoring function and...
Summary:. The appropriate reconstruction of an infrastructure maxillectomy defect requires vasculari...
PURPOSE: Reconstructing defects after maxillary resections presents a challenge for the reconstr...
© 2020 American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Regional flaps remain a cornerstone o...
Ideal reconstruction of facial defects should be accomplished by like tissue, The submental artery i...
Reconstruction of head and neck defects is a delicate endeavor that poses numerous intrinsic and ext...
To evaluate the clinical outcome of reconstruction of maxillary defects with vascularized iliac cres...
Oromandibular reconstruction following oncological resection is particularly challenging. In this pa...
BACKGROUND: The submental island flap is an axial pattern skin flap first described by Martin et al....
Introduction: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Vascularized iliac crest flap include bone tissue of good quality and quantity for mandible segmenta...
Abstract. The authors describe their experience with the submental island flap for the primary corr...
INTRODUCTION: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
The submental island flap (SIF) is a pedicled flap based upon the submental artery and vein. Its uti...
In the last decade, immediate reconstruction of maxillary bones following extensive trauma, large on...
Introduction: Reconstruction of intraoral soft tissue defects is important in restoring function and...
Summary:. The appropriate reconstruction of an infrastructure maxillectomy defect requires vasculari...
PURPOSE: Reconstructing defects after maxillary resections presents a challenge for the reconstr...
© 2020 American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Regional flaps remain a cornerstone o...
Ideal reconstruction of facial defects should be accomplished by like tissue, The submental artery i...
Reconstruction of head and neck defects is a delicate endeavor that poses numerous intrinsic and ext...
To evaluate the clinical outcome of reconstruction of maxillary defects with vascularized iliac cres...
Oromandibular reconstruction following oncological resection is particularly challenging. In this pa...
BACKGROUND: The submental island flap is an axial pattern skin flap first described by Martin et al....
Introduction: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Vascularized iliac crest flap include bone tissue of good quality and quantity for mandible segmenta...
Abstract. The authors describe their experience with the submental island flap for the primary corr...
INTRODUCTION: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
The submental island flap (SIF) is a pedicled flap based upon the submental artery and vein. Its uti...
In the last decade, immediate reconstruction of maxillary bones following extensive trauma, large on...
Introduction: Reconstruction of intraoral soft tissue defects is important in restoring function and...
Summary:. The appropriate reconstruction of an infrastructure maxillectomy defect requires vasculari...