[PDF] Top 20 Visor flap for total upper and lower lip reconstruction: a case report

... for total upper lip reconstruction ...previous report of a simultaneous total upper and lower lip reconstruc- tion, in a patient with a complete absence of ... See full document

... both upper and lower lips is extre- mely rare and presents a challenge to the ...surgeon. Upper and lower lip reconstruction using microsurgery has been ...reported ... See full document

... our case considering the general condition of the patient, the systemic metastasis and the short life span expectancy of the patient we felt that these sophisticated procedures may not be the best option for him ... See full document

... the total lip length (Table ...dehiscence, flap necrosis, and airway ...free flap reconstruction was avoided in all pa- ...the case of four patients, at least one-year post ... See full document

... Hughes flap preparation thereby leaving a very delicate and thin pedicle only consisting of conjunctiva for tar- sal blood supply ...the flap pedicle remains thicker and, from our perspective, more ... See full document

... recalcitrant upper lip and describe the surgical ...underwent reconstruction of the recalcitrant upper lip after maxillectomy and radiation ...through total maxillectomy ( n = ... See full document

... and total thyroidectomy (Fig. 4). At first, various flaps such as the DP flap, the pectoralis major myocutaneous flap, the latissimus dorsi flap, and free flaps were considered as candi- dates ... See full document

... both lip due to progressive he- mifacial ...the upper lip was especially severe. A cross-lip vermilion flap of the lower lip has been reported as a useful technique to ... See full document

... free flap and local flap transfers have been used for extensive lip and perioral defects recon- struction, yielding superior results ...and lip-switch procedures have also provided superior ... See full document

... the case of a 65-year-old male patient with extended lower lip cancer involving more than 2/3 of the lower lip (Figure ...underwent total lower lip exci- sion and ... See full document

... Experimental Design. In all experiments, gaze type (direct vs. close averted vs. far averted) and orientation (upright vs. inverted) were blocked separately, giving six different block types. Stimuli were presented at ... See full document

... our case had a predominant tubular-trabecular pattern composed of islands of tumor cells with a hyperchromatic, palisaded, and peripheral layer of cells (Figure ... See full document

... The DICAP flap is vascularized by the intercostal per- forator arteries [1, 3, 9, 10]. In 1978, Daniel et al . de- scribed the vascular anatomy of the posterior intercostal arteries [11]. The posterior intercostal ... See full document

... [12] S. Yazar, C.-H. Lin, Y.-T. Lin, A. E. Ulusal, and F.-C. Wei, “Outcome comparison between free muscle and free fascio- cutaneous flaps for reconstruction of distal third and ankle traumatic open tibial ... See full document

... the flap transfer, we rec- ommend conducting two procedures to guarantee the perfusion of the AV ...presented case, the plastic-reconstructive coverage complemented the radical oncologic therapy and avoided ... See full document

... SMECE is a rare variant of thyroid carcinoma, and only approximately 30 cases have been reported to date. The tumor is a low-grade malignancy with a good prognosis [2]. In 1987, Chan and Saw [3] reported a low-grade MEC ... See full document

... The upper incisor exposure was less in females when compared with males in all three groups and this differ- ence was significant in vertical facial growth pattern ... See full document

... the upper and lower lips downward. When normal lip posture is achieved after MSS, normal convexity of the upper and lower lips can be ...the upper and lower lips were ... See full document

... Our treatment has some limitations. First, we regret returning the detached bones in our emergent surgery of debridement, because the bones which had been terribly contaminated, devitalized and lacking in soft tissue ... See full document

... and reconstruction considerations have been infrequently described. This case report reviews the use of sternectomy for breast cancer recurrence, highlights the need for thorough clinical and ... See full document