Reconstruction of the eyelids after excision of skin cancer can be challenging. Knowledge of
surgical eyelid anatomy and appropriate preoperative planning are critical in order to …

Defects of the eyelid can result from trauma, burns, or resection of cutaneous malignancies.
Repair of eyelid defects presents unique challenges to reconstructive surgeons. A …

Reconstruction of the eyelids after skin cancer excision can be challenging. Surgical
treatment options are multiple; deep anatomy knowledge of lamellar components is …

Eyelid defects disrupt the complex natural form and function of the eyelids and present a
surgical challenge. Detailed knowledge of eyelid anatomy is essential in evaluating a defect …

Background: A previous study in pigs has shown that the pedicle of the tarsoconjunctival flap
does not appear to have adequate blood perfusion. The aim of this study was to monitor …

Purpose: To determine whether reconstruction of lower eyelid defects involving the eyelid
margin with a free tarsal graft and an overlying free skin graft, without retention or provision …

Purpose: For the modified Hughes procedure, a tarsoconjunctival flap from the upper eyelid
is used to reconstruct large, full-thickness, lower eyelid defects. The conjunctival pedicle is …

Materials and Methods: This is a retrospective study of patients who underwent the
described procedure. The procedure employs lateral stabilization of the posterior lamella …

This article evaluates the complications and long term functional and cosmetic outcomes of
tarsoconjunctival advancement flaps for repairing a range of lower eyelid defects in a large …

Purpose: To present the results of 1-stage surgical advancement flaps for the repair of large
full thickness lower eyelid defects. These avoid the disadvantages of the 2-stage Hughes …