The traditional radial forearm flap derives its blood supply from perforators of the radial artery. This report describes an anatomic anomaly in which the flap was supplied solely by perforators of the ulnar artery. Knowledge of this previously undescribed variation might have relevance when a radial forearm flap is raised.
Chronic hematic cysts are rare conditions that usually present to the ophthalmic surgeons with displacement of the globe. There is usually no, or minimal, bone involvement. Two patients with unusual presentations of chronic orbital hematic cysts are reported. These cysts resulted in significant expansion and erosion of the bony orbits. The presentation, operative findings, and reconstruction are reported and discussed.
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