Defects in head and neck after tumor resection often provide significant functional and
cosmetic deformity. The challenge for reconstruction is not only the aesthetic result, but the …

Parotidectomy is commonly performed to address benign and malignant processes
involving the parotid gland itself, aggressive cutaneous facial tumors, and adjacent head …

Background: Free tissue transfer has become the preferred option for complex
reconstructions in head and neck cancer ablation. This study reviewed the surgical outcome …

Massive facial defects involving the oral sphincter are challenging to the reconstructive
surgeon. This study presents the authors' approach to simultaneous reconstruction of …

Objectives: Free abdominal fat transfer (FAT) grafts have been used after superficial
parotidectomy to restore facial contour. We reviewed our experience with the use of FAT …

Purpose Evaluation of the utility of the free anterolateral thigh flap reconstruction of the
defects resulting from radical temporal bone resection in the management of lateral skull …

Objectives/Hypothesis Different reconstructive options are available for defects following
total laryngectomy (TL) and circumferential (CH) or partial hypopharyngectomy (PH). We …

Objectives/Hypothesis Discuss current techniques utilizing the scapular tip and subscapular
system for free tissue reconstruction of maxillary defects and highlight the impact of medical …

The purpose of this study was to examine functional and surgical outcomes after
fasciocutaneous free flap reconstruction of the hypopharynx. A retrospective review of the …

Free-tissue transfer has revolutionized skull-base surgery by expanding the ability to
perform cranial base resection and by improving the quality of reconstruction. The …