Reconstructions of the Nose and Upper Lip With Nasolabial Flaps

Cameron, Ronald R.; Latham, Wilbur D.; Dowling, John

doi:10.1097/00006534-197308000-00007

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“…Minimal donor site deformity has been reported due to the final scar in the natural crease at the nasolabial fold. [3] Nasolabial flaps have long been used by several authors for the reconstruction of facial defects.…”

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Efficacy of the Nasolabial Flap in Reconstruction of Small Post-Ablative Defects of the Orofacial Region

Gupta¹,

Goud²,

Kumari³

2016

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BACKGROUNDResection of malignant lesions results in significant aesthetic and functional defects of the face and oral cavity. Reconstruction of large defects can be done with free and pedicled flaps. Because of bulk of pedicled flaps they may not give good cosmetic and functional results. Small-to-medium sized defects can be best managed by various local flaps. The Nasolabial flap is a simple flap used for the reconstruction of small-to-moderate orofacial defects created after the excision of primary malignant tumours, sometimes complimentary to other pedicled and free flaps.

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Efficacy of the Nasolabial Flap in Reconstruction of Small Post-Ablative Defects of the Orofacial Region

Gupta¹,

Goud²,

Kumari³

2016

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“…8 Cameron, Latham and Dowling illustrate the use of nasolabial transposition flaps in nasal surgery. 9 Recently, the microdebrider excision along with the use of the hemostatic agent application has also been reported. 10 …”

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Rhinophyma: Excision and Reconstruction with Local Nasolabial Flap

Gajjar¹,

Parikh²

2011

An International Journal Clinical Rhinology

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Rhinophyma is a rare disease which causes disfiguring soft tissue hypertrophy of the nose. Various medical and surgical treatment modalities have been proposed and tried with varying degree of success. We report a case where we adopted excision of the rhinophymatous tissue and reconstructed with the local nasolabial flap. The result was cosmetically good enough and the procedure technically simple.

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“…Sometimes they can be closed with skin grafts or small aps of nasal skin, but the large defects may require use of adjacent forehead or cheek skin, such as the nasolabial ap (11). This ap can also be used for the other defects, such as in the upper lip (2).…”

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