Defects of the scalp and calvarium pose unique reconstructive challenges due to the
importance of this area in protecting the brain and its distance from larger donor vessels for …

Scalp reconstruction is a challenging task for the reconstructive surgeon. In consideration of
the anatomical and cosmetic characteristics, the defect depth and size, an armamentarium of …

Purpose To review our clinical cases and devise a protocol for selecting the best operative
methods to reconstruct the scalp with a calvarial defect. Methods We reviewed the original …

The need for scalp reconstruction most commonly arises from malignancy, trauma, infection,
or burns. The limited elasticity of the scalp, coupled with the potential for sizable defects …

Reconstructing the scalp and forehead is a challenging endeavor frequently undertaken by
facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons. There are many anatomical factors to be …

The scalp provides a relatively limited amount of excess tissue that can be used in
reconstructing significant scalp defects, which arise most often from oncologic resection or …

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 …

Reconstruction of scalp and forehead defects is a complex field with a broad variety of
reconstructive options. Initially, one must ask: what are the goals and priorities? What is the …

Scalp reconstruction is a complex interplay of patient factors, surgeon experience, and
available techniques and technologies. The thoughtful surgeon is wise to tailor …