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Cervicothoracic flap for complex facial defect reconstruction: a case based approach.

Frank Andrés Álvarez Vásquez¹, Andres Camilo Herrera¹, Luis Arturo Molina^1,2

¹Doctor in Medicine, Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia.

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Summary

The cervicothoracic fasciocutaneous flap is an effective alternative for reconstructing large facial defects after cancer surgery. This technique offers good aesthetic results and avoids complex microsurgery, benefiting patients with multiple health issues.

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Plastic Surgery
Oncology
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Reconstructing complex facial defects after oncologic resection is challenging, requiring careful consideration of tissue match, reliability, and safety.

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Cervicothoracic flap head and neck surgery oncologic resection, reconstructive surgery

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