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256 Continuous Validity of Pedicled Myocutaneous & Myofascial Flaps Fig. (9-C): Pedicled (PMMC) flap was used as a buttress to the pharyngeal closure and for skin defect replacement. Fig. (10-A): Fibrosarcoma of the occiput. Fig. (10-B): Reconstruction by (LTMC) flap. Late postoperative view. Fig. (11): Reconstruction by (LT- MC) flap (Early postoperative view). Fig. (12): Reconstruction by (LT- MC) flap. Late postoperative view. Fig. (13): Reconstruction by rotational full paddle (LT- MC) flap. Early postoperative view. Fig. (14): Partial sloughing of the distal end of the (LTMC) flap.
Maged M. Elshafiey, et al. 257 Fig. (15-A): Recurrent Sq.C.C. of the buccal mucosa. Fig. (15-B): Scar of previously used Rt. (PMMC) flap for reconstruction. Fig. (15-C): Skin paddle of the latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap is sutured to the tongue. Fig. (16-A): Synovial sarcoma of the neck. Fig. (16-B): The latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap is passing superficial to the pectoralis minor and deep to the pectoralis major. Fig. (16-C): Early postoperative view.
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