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Composite Defect of Scalp and Calvarial Bone Following Oncological Resectionis necessary and reconstruction may be challenging depending on the size and depth of the resulting defects..A 62-year-old man, presented with a deep ulcerative neglected squamous cell carcinoma of the scalp extending to the underlying calvarium without lymph node involvement..Wide excision of the l

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Anterior Skull Base Reconstruction with Intracranial Free Flapsresults in a watertight repair of the dura defect, interposition of vascularized tissue between exposed dura and subjacent spaces, filling of dead space, reconstruction of bony structures, and inner and outer lining and cranial nerve reconstruction if required. This chapter includes a case in which

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Salvaging a Failed Total Nasal Reconstruction Using Radial Forearm and Forehead Flapsged approach using a free flap for lining and a forehead flap for cover including careful preparation and monitoring of the patient. The patient presented with a collapsed and contracted nose and scarred forehead and cheeks after previously failed nasal reconstruction attempts with multiple rib and

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Reconstruction of Partial Glossectomy with Innervated Lateral Forearm Flapional pedicled flaps, and free flap reconstruction. With the goal of minimizing scaring, optimizing tongue mobility for articulation and swallowing, a?thin, pliable free flap provides the best outcomes. This case represents an early stage oral cavity tongue cancer requiring extirpation followed by f

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