Plastic Surgery Key

Fig. 8.1 Brown classification of maxillary defects (2000). (a, e) Class 1, (b) Class 2, (c) Class 3, (d) Class 4, (f) Subclass a, (g) Subclass b, (h) Subclass c…

and Zhou Xiao2 (1) The Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University, Changsha, China (2) Hunan Cancer Hospital/The Affiliated Cancer Hospital of Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University, Changsha, China…

Fig. 13.1 Three-partition method for the upper surface of the skull base Fig. 13.2 Krespi partitioning method for the lower surface of the skull base 2.2 The Range of the Defects…

Fig. 7.1 Case I. (a) Preoperative performance of recurrent tongue cancer. (b) The tumor invaded the whole tongue, left mandible, left oropharynx side and pyriform sinus, epiglottis root, and left…

Fig. 6.1 Resection of half of the tongue body of the patient with tongue cancer. (a) Cut line of hemi tongue resection. (b) Wound suture of hemi tongue resection Fig….

Fig. 21.1 Incision and suture of the blood vessels. (a) Incision of vascular wall. (b) Incision extension. (c) Excision of the lesion. (d) Suture start. (d) Suture completion The vascular…

Fig. 2.1 The incision direction and the cleavage lines. (a) Langer’s lines in the facial skin. (b) The directions of the facial wrinkles   2. If the incision must pass…

Fig. 4.1 Direct suture. (a) Defect after tumor surgery. (b) Location. (c) Sew up the palpebral margin. (d) Completion   1.2 The Method for Vicarious Suture of Anterior and Posterior…

Fig. 19.1 Case I. (a) The length of the residual penis was 1.5 cm before surgery. (b) The circular incision at the penile base. (c) The cavernous body was extended…

Fig. 14.1 Case I. (a). Design of platysma myocutaneous flap. (b) The primary focus of the hypopharyngeal cancer was resected. (c)The hypopharyngeal defect after resection of the primary focus. (d)…