Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face

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adam_text Titel: Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face Autor: Wax, Mark K. Jahr: 2009 Contents Preface jx Mark K.Wax Reconstruction of the Scalp 177 Yadranko Ducic The scalp provides a relatively limited amount of excess tissue that can be used in reconstructing significant scalp defects, which arise most often from oncologic re¬ section or traumatic loss. Scalp reconstruction encompasses a broad spectrum of flaps, grafts, and techniques that should be readily available to the facial plastic sur¬ geon treating this patient population. Meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the planning and early postoperative periods, is associated with gratifying results in the majority of patients. This article presents defect analysis and discussion of recon¬ struction options, with figures of successful reconstructive surgeries. TheTotal Nasal Defect and Reconstruction 189 Steven B. Cannady, Ted A. Cook, and Mark K.Wax The structures of the nose are arguably the most complex within the face to recon¬ stitute when absent. Total nasal reconstruction has evolved to encompass ad¬ vanced surgical techniques in an effort to achieve increasingly satisfactory cosmetic results while restoring nasal function that mimics the function of a patient s natural nose. In this article, the history of total nasal defects and their reconstruction, relevant nasal anatomy, etiologies of the defect, and the surgical approaches to re¬ constructing each of the three-layered structure of the nose (ie, nasal skin, cartilage/ bone, and lining mucosa) are explored. Microvascular Reconstruction of Major Lip Defects 203 MichaelJ.Odelland Mark A.Varvares Reconstruction of extensive lip defects is a challenging task for reconstructive mi- crosurgeons. This article reviews the goals of lip reconstruction after major ablative or traumatic lip losses and outlines the free flap options available to achieve these goals. Reconstruction of the Midface and Maxilla 211 Mark G. Shrime and RalphW. Gilbert The maxilla and midface have an important aesthetic and functional role. Their re¬ construction after surgical ablation is a complex problem. The historical develop¬ ment of reconstruction of the midface, classification systems of maxillary defects, and descriptions of reconstructive options are presented. Microvascular Reconstruction of the Orbital Complex 225 Jeffreys. Moyer, Douglas B. Chepeha, Mark E.P. Prince, and Theodoras N.Teknos Extensive skin, paranasal, and skull base malignancies often invade the orbit neces¬ sitating the removal of the orbital contents to achieve local tumor control. Defects of this region often create a communication between the intracranial and extracranial contents that involves a large volume of skin, soft tissue, and bone. Local and re¬ gional tissue alone is rarely adequate to repair these defects. In contrast, free tissue transfer can provide vascularized skin, soft tissue, and bone that can reliably sepa¬ rate the extracranial and intracranial compartments and restore the bony and soft tissue architecture of the orbitomaxillary complex. This article summarizes the ap¬ proach to orbitomaxillary reconstruction and discusses the use of free tissue transfer in the rehabilitation of this complex region. MaxillofacialTrauma Reconstruction 239 Neal D. Futran Maxillofacial trauma caused by severe ballistic or avulsion injuries to the face creates complex composite defects. The essential difference between most blunt facial in¬ juries and ballistic or avulsive facial injuries is the severity of the soft and hard tissue loss and damage. Application of modern principles of fracture management and wound care, however, allows restoration of the facial framework until a healthy tissue bed is achieved for definitive repair. Free tissue transfer has made it possible to bring well-vascularized bone and soft tissue into a hostile wound environment with excel¬ lent survival of the flap tissues. This has allowed for simultaneous reconstruction of the bony facial skeleton and the overlying soft tissue soon after injury. Reconstruction of Periauricular and Temporal Bone Defects 253 Tim A. Iseli and Eben L. Rosenthal Large periauricular and temporal bone defects most commonly follow resection of advanced nonmelanoma skin cancers. Reconstruction aims to cover the cutaneous defect and adjacent vital structures with the ability to heal in an irradiated field and withstand further treatment. Preferred reconstructions are class I, cervicofacial rota¬ tion or radial forearm free flap; class II, anterolateral thigh; and class II, rectus abo- minis free flap. Ancillary procedures, especially for associated facial paralysis, often are required. Although free flap reconstruction provides rapid wound healing, local and regional flaps are alternatives for patients unable to tolerate prolonged anesthe¬ sia and for use after recurrence or complications. Parotid Defects 263 Tamer Ghanem Parotidectomy is a widely performed procedure for various indications, including be¬ nign and malignant conditions. For malignant neoplasms of the parotid gland or met- astatic disease, it may be performed in conjunction with cheek or temple skin resection, facial nerve sacrifice, or composite resection of a portion of the mandible. There are various options for reconstruction depending on the extent of resection. This article discusses various reconstructive options following parotidectomy and other ablative procedures that are often performed in conjunction. Reconstruction of parotidectomy defects associated with lateral temporal bone resection is dis¬ cussed elsewhere in this issue. FacialTransplantation:The Next Frontier in Head and Neck Reconstruction 271 Eunice E. Park and Eric M. Genden Facial reconstruction poses a unique surgical challenge—restoring the aesthetic form and function of the face. Established techniques for reconstruction include skin grafts, local cutaneous tissue flaps, and free flap autografts. The anatomic com¬ plexity of the face renders it challenging, however, to obtain a successful cosmetic and functional result. The success of recent hand, knee joint, and larynx allotrans- plantation and advances in immunosuppressive regimens have pushed the techni¬ cal frontiers of composite tissue transfer to include partial facial transplantation. This article reviews current techniques for reconstruction of facial defects, with a focus on the microsurgical, immunologic, and ethical considerations of facial allotransplantation. Free Tissue Transfer in the Reconstruction of Massive Skin Cancer 279 Mark K.Wax Skin cancer arising in the head and neck is a common occurrence. Although the vast majority of these cancers can be treated with simple excision and local reconstruc¬ tion there is a subset of patients who have massive tumors that require composite tissue resection. These patients are best reconstructed with free tissue transfer. Acceptable functional and cosmetic results can be expected. Long-term survival is excellent in patients who have negative margins. Erratum 287 Index 289
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title_auth Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face
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title_full Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face guest ed. Mark K. Wax
title_fullStr Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face guest ed. Mark K. Wax
title_full_unstemmed Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face guest ed. Mark K. Wax
title_short Microvascular reconstructive surgery of the face
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Reconstructive Surgical Procedures methods
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