Abstract:Standard secondary reconstruction procedures are usually applied for the amputation of facial soft tissue, although these procedures lead to unsatisfactory results: in case of an avulsed cheek, a number of important vital cheek functions cannot be restored. More importantly, patients with artificial cheeks often face considerable psychological and social difficulties. Therefore, it appeared to be of interest to conserve soft tissue amputated from the face and to perform a replantation, despite the known proble… Show more
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