… changes to the pharynx and larynx following surgical resection. … an understanding of the
functional outcomes following such major … A systematic review of functional and QoL outcomes …

… study was to evaluate the functional recovery of patients who underwent surgical reconstruction,
following hypopharyngeal cancer resection, with pedicled or free flaps. A retrospective …

… pharyngeal defects with an ALT flap or jejunal interposition showed that patients reconstructed
with an ALT flap had better overall functional outcomes, … with a jejunal flap. In general, …

… More length is simply added to the flap design so that the extra skin is extended to cover the
defect in the tongue or nasal pharynx. In patients with a total glossectomy, various amounts …

… functional conservation following organ preservation is intriguing and intuitive, but the initial
reports of functional outcomes … the flap was used to reconstruct the lateral wall of the pharynx …

… We consider the longer pharyngeal suture-skin line and a compromised configuration with
… patients' functional recovery, the other obvious functional outcome — vocal function — was …

… pharyngeal flap in conjunction with a radial forearm flap for … in detail and compares the
functional results in a study with … a pharyngeal flap as an adjunct to a radial forearm free flap for …

… up period, but one was excluded for functional outcome data because a jejunum flap was
used to restore the pharynx after total necrosis of the original flap. Of these 51 patients, about …

… reliable flap. Although surgical outcomes are an important factor, functional outcomes and
… ALTFF are superior for speech and swallowing outcomes when compared with JFF. JFF are …

… of the morbidity, functional outcomes, lengths of intensive care unit stay and hospital stay,
and hospital charges with the jejunal and anterolateral thigh flaps for reconstruction of …