Scalp and Forehead Reconstruction
ABSTRACT The treatment of scalp and forehead defects is challenging. There are few cases in which an untreated scalp defect can heal by secondary intention. However, lack of adequate treatment can also lead to fatal consequences. Adequate judgment and treatment of a defect on the scalp are therefore...
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The treatment of scalp and forehead defects is challenging. There are few cases in which an untreated scalp defect can heal by secondary intention. However, lack of adequate treatment can also lead to fatal consequences. Adequate judgment and treatment of a defect on the scalp are therefore mandatory. There are many options to reconstruct a scalp defect. Each option has its role in the reconstruction repertoire. Various factors need to be considered when choosing the method to be used. These factors include etiology and the size of the defect, age and general health of the patient, as well as the situation at the hospital/unit where the treatment is performed. In this article, different reconstruction methods are presented, and guidelines for the selection of the various options are provided. |
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