Updates in forehead flap reconstruction of facial defects : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology &
Head and Neck Surgery Updates in forehead flap reconstruction of facial defects : Current …

Objective To evaluate the aesthetic and functional results of secondary reconstruction of the
upper midface and lower orbit following globe-sparing maxillectomy. Design Retrospective …

Background: Although “traditional” face-lifting techniques can achieve excellent
improvement along the jawline and neck, they often have little impact on the midface area …

Statement of Problem. Midfacial defects arising from tumor extirpation or trauma may involve
any portion of the central area of the face, including the palate, maxilla, orbit, lip, and/or …

Large or recurrent tumors of the auricular and parotid areas sometimes require resections
involving the temporal bone and adjacent structures, including the facial nerve, the auditory …

Regional flaps: a move to simpler reconstructive options in... : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology
& Head and Neck Surgery Regional flaps: a move to simpler reconstructive options in the head …

The surgical reconstruction of facial defects is a critical skill for the facial plastic surgeon. The
broadest subunit of the face, the cheek is formed by the hard and soft tissue contours of the …

Although many innovative reconstructive approaches have been reported in the past, oral
function after partial or total maxillectomy has historically been dependent on prosthetic …

Reconstruction of forehead and scalp defects are challenging. A thorough understanding of
the anatomy and dissection planes of the scalp is essential. The ability to use a variety of …