Surgical treatment of two squamous-cell carcinomas in the same lip: case report

We report one patient who developed two squamous-cell carcinomas on different parts of the lower lip. The tumors were excised by the UV technique, a variation of the V-shped excision. We repaired the defect caused by excision of the first lesion by direct closure and that caused by extirpation of the second lesion by use of a transposition flap (Abbe-Estlander technique).