Superiorly Based Nasolabial
Flap
for Nose Reconstruction
in a Patient With Basal Cell Carcinoma ( Skin Cancer
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A
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with a large right nasal defect after excision of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer. Most cancers in this
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A nasolabial flap is constructed. The blue area is excised to allow
the flap to be rotated and seated in place in a single stage. |
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The
flap is rotated in place and sewn into position with little tension. |
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One week result,
frontal view. |
One
week result,
oblique view. |
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One week result,
inferior view. |
One week result,
side view. |
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3
month result,
front view. |
3 month result,
side view. |
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7
month result,
front view. |
7 month result,
side view. |
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7 month result,
angle view. |
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