Scalp Reconstruction With Free Flaps Finny George Evan Matros DEFINITION Free tissue transfer using microsurgical techniques is considered the highest rung on the reconstructive ladder and is generally reserved for…
Scalp Reconstruction With Rotation Flaps Finny George Evan Matros DEFINITION The scalp serves as a protective layer for underlying deep structures including the calvarium and brain. It plays an equally…
Osteocutaneous Parascapular Flap for Mandibular Reconstruction Ravi K. Garg John W. Siebert DEFINITION The parascapular osteocutaneous free flap serves as a versatile reconstructive option for composite head and neck defects…
Pericranial Flap Harvest for Frontal Sinus Obliteration Mahmoud Hassouba John A. van Aalst DEFINITION The pericranial flap is a well-vascularized, versatile cranial periosteal flap that can be based anteriorly on…
Table 73.1 Indications for surgery Blind and painful eye Sympathetic ophthalmia prophylaxis after uveal prolapse Intraocular malignancy (e.g. choroidal melanoma, retinoblastoma) Phthisis bulbi with disfigurement and blind eye from multiple…
Table 72.1a Indications for surgery Blind, painful eye Intractable endophthalmitis or corneal ulceration with no visual potential Anterior ruptured globe with no visual potential Table 72.1b Contraindications for surgery…
Table 76.1 Indication for surgery Removal of a residual and retro-trochlear varix in the anterior orbit Table 76.2 Preoperative evaluation Clinical evaluation with emphasis on identifying the character of…
Table 74.1 Indications for surgery Malignant primary orbital tumors Malignant eyelid and ocular adnexal tumors with orbital extension Malignant orbital tumors extending from the cranium or paranasal sinuses Malignant intraocular…
Table 75.1 Indications for surgery Implant extrusion, not amenable for repair with patch graft Enophthalmos and superior sulcus deformity from insufficient orbital volume Socket contracture Primary implant in the growing…
Table 68.1 Indications for surgery Enophthalmos caused by orbital floor resorption in silent sinus syndrome Secondary volume augmentation after enucleation/evisceration or orbital fracture repair Table 68.2 Preoperative evaluation History…
