Background The scapular free flap (SFF) is essential in complex reconstructive surgery and
often indicated in complex defects with compromised or poor local tissue integrity. This …

Tailoring the most suitable reconstructive approach to each patient remains challenging
especially in the head and neck region. To compare the applicability of the latissimus dorsi …

Reconstruction of Complex Oromandibular Defects in Head and... : Journal of Craniofacial
Surgery Reconstruction of Complex Oromandibular Defects in Head and Neck Cancer: Role of …

Purpose To evaluate the feasibility and reconstructive efficacy of the thinned anterolateral
thigh (ALT) flap for the reconstruction of head and neck defects. Patients and Methods A …

Introduction The free scapular chimeric flap is a less common choice for facial
reconstruction. This study aimed to evaluate the versatility and safety of the flap, the …

Background Composite flaps based on the subscapular arterial system are excellent
choices for complex defects, including those of the head and neck, though rates of anatomic …

Reconstruction of through-and-through oral and maxillofacial defects has always been
difficult. We have evaluated the feasibility and reconstructive efficacy of chimeric flaps …

Objective To explore a new method of reconstruction of through-and-through cheek defects
and to evaluate this method's efficacy and patient prognosis. Materials and methods This …

Background: Combat injuries commonly result in massive bony and soft-tissue destruction
within the extremities. These extremity wounds often require large free tissue transfers …

Purpose The reconstruction of massive through-and-through oromandibular defects is still a
challenge because no single adequate candidate for a donor site of vascularized bone and …