Correction of facial deformities with pericranial and osteopericranial flaps
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2014, Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryCitation Excerpt :The management of facial asymmetry in patients with PRS represents a significant challenge for craniofacial surgeons. The 3 following techniques have been reported regarding the soft tissue correction of facial asymmetry in PRS: lipofilling, free or pedicled flap transplantation, and alloplastic implants.7-15 These techniques can be combined with standard orthognathic surgery procedures or other skeletal augmentation techniques in cases with severe underlying bone involvement.
Utility of the pericranial flap in frontal sinus and anterior cranial fossa trauma
2009, International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryCitation Excerpt :It has been used for the reconstruction of nasal septal defects, coverage of cochlear implants, reconstruction of external auditory canal following mastoidectomy, periorbital soft tissue reconstruction, coverage of soft tissue defects with bone exposure such as in full thickness avulsive scalp defects due to trauma, and reconstruction of oropharyngeal defects due to cancer resection3,7–9,11–13,23. The pericranial flap has also been extensively used in craniofacial reconstruction to provide soft tissue bulk in congenital or acquired facial deformities and in skull base reconstruction1,2,6,17,18. In trauma surgery, this flap gives the surgeon the opportunity to seal a CSF leak and provides viable tissue for the obliteration of the frontal sinus and the isolation of the intracranial from the paranasal environment.
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This study was supported by a grant from the Ministry of Science & Technology of Serbia.