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La ricostruzione funzionale del cavo orale e orofaringe con lembi miomucosi di buccinatore “ad isola”
No full text“Il ruolo del Linfonodo Sentinella nella stadiazione e trattamento di pazienti affetti da carcinoma squamocellulare del cavo orale ed orofaringeo: dati preliminari della nostra esperienza”.
No full textValutazione funzionale delle ricostruzioni oro-faringee con lembi miomucosi di buccinatore
No full textTridimensional and Functional Reconstruction of Oral Cavity, Oropharynx and Maxillofacial region
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Il trattamento chirurgico elettivo del collo mediante svuotamento selettivo in corso di carcinoma del corpo della lingua: nostra esperienza
No full text“Ricostruzione micro vascolare dei difetti mascellari totali con preservazione del contenuto orbitario: nostra esperienza”
No full textThe submental island flap: a proper and safe option for oral reconstruction in head and neck cancer
No full textAn aesthetically possible alternative approach for craniomaxillofacial trauma: the "pretrichial incision".
No full textFrontal sinus and supraorbital rim fractures are common in facial trauma patients. Coronal incision is the standard approach for surgical management of these injuries. Nevertheless, with this incision, complications can occur as wide scars and alopecia. Because surgical repair of fronto-orbital fractures is often indicated for aesthetic reasons, surgical incision might be an "aesthetic incision." So we have adopted the pretrichial incision, already used in brow-lift and foreheadplasty but never described in craniomaxillofacial trauma surgery. Nineteen upper-third facial trauma patients were treated: five cases were approached via an existing laceration, four cases via a coronal incision, and 10 cases via a unilateral zigzag pretrichial incision. To assess the postsurgical scar, the Patient and Observer Scar Assessment Scale was used and the scar's width was measured. In all cases, a wide surgical field was obtained to perform correct fracture reduction. Unlike straight or stealth coronal incisions, with pretrichial incision no wide scar or alopecia was registered. We think that pretrichial incision is an aesthetically reasonable alternative to the standard coronal approach for craniomaxillofacial trauma patients.Frontal sinus and supraorbital rim fractures are common in facial trauma patients. Coronal incision is the standard approach for surgical management of these injuries. Nevertheless, with this incision, complications can occur as wide scars and alopecia. Because surgical repair of fronto-orbital fractures is often indicated for aesthetic reasons, surgical incision might be an "aesthetic incision." So we have adopted the pretrichial incision, already used in brow-lift and foreheadplasty but never described in craniomaxillofacial trauma surgery. Nineteen upper-third facial trauma patients were treated: five cases were approached via an existing laceration, four cases via a coronal incision, and 10 cases via a unilateral zigzag pretrichial incision. To assess the postsurgical scar, the Patient and Observer Scar Assessment Scale was used and the scar's width was measured. In all cases, a wide surgical field was obtained to perform correct fracture reduction. Unlike straight or stealth coronal incisions, with pretrichial incision no wide scar or alopecia was registered. We think that pretrichial incision is an aesthetically reasonable alternative to the standard coronal approach for craniomaxillofacial trauma patients
Il lembo submentale nella ricostruzione dei difetti oro-cervico-facciali laterali in pazienti anziani
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