Background and Objectives: Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma is the second most
common skin cancer. There are many methods for the reconstruction of facial subunit …

Background: Local facial flaps are frequently used reconstructive option and are carrying
very good outcome as regard matching, texture, and less scarring. This study was designed …

Introduction Advanced non-melanocytic skin cancer (NMSC) in the facial region causes
extensive tissue loss, possibly coverable by local flaps. Remote free flaps are the …

Purpose The aim of the study was to compare local and distant flaps for facial reconstruction
after resection of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma. Patients and method Fifty patients …

Background: Face is the center of attention during communication and the expression of
emotion. Facial defects resulting from trauma and the excision of skin malignancies are …

Background: Face represents complete personality of a human being, so adequate cosmetic
correction of facial defects arising due to skin malignancy is very important. After excision …

The incidence of skin carcinomas on the face varies significantly by geographical area, in
Romania being 10 in 100.000 inhabitants. Aim of the study: To determine the incidence …

Aims: This study aimed to analyse the various modalities of reconstruction after resection of
facial malignancies and their advantages and disadvantages. Settings and Design: This was …

Background Non-melanoma skin cancers represent more than 90% of malignant skin
tumors, with an incidence of 19.46 cases/100,000 people per year in Italy; however, their …

Background Surgery for reconstruction of defects after surgery should be performed
selectively and the many points must be considered. The authors conducted this study to …