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[Reconstructive surgery of the lips (author's transl)].

Laryngologie, Rhinologie, Otologie

|October 1, 1976

Summary

The Fries method offers a versatile approach for lip reconstruction after tumor removal. It can be effectively combined with variations, especially when lymph node removal is necessary.

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Oncologic Surgery

Background:

Lip tumor resection often necessitates reconstructive procedures to restore form and function.
Standard reconstructive techniques may have limitations, particularly following extensive tumor excision and lymphadenectomy.

Observation:

The Fries method is presented as a highly adaptable technique for lip reconstruction.
Clinical cases demonstrate the efficacy of this method in diverse surgical scenarios.

Findings:

The Fries method proves to be a universally applicable procedure for lip reconstruction.
Successful integration with methodical variations allows for tailored treatment, especially when regional lymph node excision is required.

Implications:

This reconstructive approach enhances functional and aesthetic outcomes in lip cancer surgery.
The versatility of the Fries method supports its widespread adoption in oncoplastic lip surgery.

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