Une technique originale de réparation d’une double perte de substance de l’hémilèvre supérieure blanche

Prudhomme, R. O.; Lacombe, M.; Delauménie, S.; Pittoni, J. C. Ritter v.; Douard, Pascal; Bourgaux, M.; Marcaillou, M.; Prugnit, M.; Bédane, C.

doi:10.1016/j.annder.2020.04.009

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“…The “jigsaw puzzle” advancement flap was firstly described in 2005 by Goldberg et al , for the reconstruction of a nasal ala defect. 1 The same technique was also performed in different challenging anatomical sites, such as the lateral upper lip defect, 2 , 3 or even tragus, antitragus and posterior helical rim of the auricular region. 4 To the best of our knowledge, the same technique was used to repair a surgical defect in a similar site only by Alkalay et al , 5 obtaining a very good reconstruction of the retroauricolar area.…”

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Reconstruction of retroauricolar surgical defect using the "Jigsaw puzzle" advancement flap

Curzio,

Macchini,

Di Lella

et al. 2023

Dermatol Reports

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We present the case of a 55 years old male patient who came to our attention because of a basal cell carcinoma of the right retroauricolar area, near the mastoid-auricle border. The tumour had a size of about 1,5 cm. Repairing retroauricolar surgical defects may be actually very challenging, firstly because an incorrect reconstruction may result in severe deformities which are extremely hard to conceal; so we decided to employ the "jigsaw puzzle" advancement flap, a versatile flap, firstly successfully used in the reconstruction of a nasal ala defect.

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