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Sampling with Unequal Probabilities,anterior skull base following oncologic surgery is to seal the brain from the nasopharyngeal cavity to avoid potentially lethal intracranial infections. Free vascularized tissue transfers may provide a robust reconstruction..We describe a case in which a secondary reconstruction was achieved by mean

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Springer Series in Experimental Entomologyn of the carcinoma and the size of the defect, reconstructive options should be prioritized between providing mobility or bulkiness. Hemiglossectomy defects include resections of up to two-thirds of the tongue, and reconstruction should be focused on using a thin and pliable flap, which allows for a

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Sampling Methods in Soybean Entomologyrtance for a natural speech and swallowing, and the overall quality of life. In hemitongue reconstruction, thin and pliable flaps are useful for appearance and mobility. This case illustrates an immediate reconstruction of hemiglossectomy defect using a free medial sural artery perforator (MSAP) fla

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Sampling Soybean Looper on Soybeanection resulted in a massive lower face defect including a through and though defect of the lower lip, neck skin, floor of the mouth, and a large bone defect in the mandible from angle to angle. The reconstruction was successfully performed using a combination of two free flaps (fibula osteocutaneou

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Sampling Green Cloverworm on Soybeana severe mucormycosis of the lower lip during immunosuppression due to hemophagocytic syndrome. After debridement, the resulting defect included the whole lower lip and skin of the labiomental sulcus, in addition to part of the right upper lip eventually leading to drooling, altered speech, and a co

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Geographic and Forest Information Systems,hough it is technically difficult..The case of a complete ear amputation in an adult patient treated with microvascular replantation is described. Identification of suitable vessels in the stump and especially in the part requires high-power magnification loupes or microscope. Veins can be difficult