… palate resection ± reconstruction surgery in 2 studies. Sinha et al. also reported the use of a
… However, it is essential to note that certain oropharyngeal tumors (eg, palatine tonsil) may …

… the level of the hard palate down to the hyoid bone. … palate, and lateral and posterior
pharyngeal wall. Worldwide, there are more than 400,000 new cases of oropharyngeal carcinoma …

… hard or soft palate reconstruction. Its greatest advantage is the thin and pliable nature of the
flap ideal for the restoration of oral mucosal defects after ablative oncologic surgery. Its ease …

… reconstructive procedures for small- and medium-sized defects following resection of head
and neck cancers… experience with IHF reconstruction after oral cancer resection and evaluate …

… the stability of the hard palate. This was observed during the … C EMM allowed good palatal
stability while still ensuring an … surgery and adjuvant treatments for selected buccal cancers …

… However, in case of soft palate resection, the restoration of the … -extensive lateral pharyngeal
wall and soft palate defects. … a reconstruction of the upper part of the lateral pharyngeal wall …

… , convenience-sampled group of oral cancer patients. After surgery, voice quality and resonance
are … incompetence after surgery is generally treated with speech bulb or palatal lift than …

… cell carcinoma (SCC) of the oral cavity and oropharynx. This … reconstruction in patients with
oral and oropharyngeal SCC. … A 66-year-old woman with palate squamous cell carcinoma …

… (QoL) of patients with oral cancer. Here we have investigated these factors in patients who
have had resection and reconstruction of their oral cancer. We have assessed patients who …

… in the upper gum and palate involved reconstruction with a … or iliac crest allow reconstructive
options for larger and … and hard palate is generally indolent compared to other oral cancers, …