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Microvascular free flap reconstruction is an advanced reconstructive technique used to restore areas of the head and neck after extensive tumor removal or complex tissue loss. Healthy tissue from another part of the body is transferred to the affected area, with its blood vessels carefully connected using microsurgery to restore blood supply.
Facial reconstruction focuses on restoring the structure, appearance, and function of the face following cancer surgery, trauma, or significant tissue loss. Reconstruction is individually planned to achieve the best possible functional and aesthetic outcome while restoring important facial structures.
Mandibular reconstruction involves rebuilding the lower jaw following removal of a tumor or significant loss of mandibular bone. The goal is to restore jaw continuity, facial contour, chewing function, and oral rehabilitation whenever possible.
Tongue reconstruction aims to restore as much tongue function as possible following removal of a tongue tumor. Reconstructive techniques use carefully selected tissue to restore the shape and volume of the tongue, helping support swallowing, speech, and oral function.
Local and regional flap reconstruction uses healthy tissue from nearby areas to repair defects created by cancer surgery or other tissue loss. These techniques can provide reliable coverage while restoring the structure and function of the affected area.
Soft tissue reconstruction focuses on restoring skin, muscle, mucosa, and other soft tissues following cancer removal or significant tissue loss. The reconstructive approach is selected according to the size, depth, location, and functional requirements of the defect.
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