Zygomatic-palpebral flap: an optional technique for lower eyelid
            reconstruction

Neto, Manoel Pereira da Silva; Medeiros, Aluísio Gonçalves; Tiveron, Luciana Rodrigues da Cunha Colombo; Cunha, Marco Túlio Rodrigues da; Padilha, Vaneila Adrieli; Pereira, João Pedro Rodrigues; Machado, Stefano

doi:10.5935/2177-1235.2019rbcp0003

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“…Alternative reconstructive techniques to reconstruct the periocular defect in this case might include a Fricke supraorbital adipocutaneous transposition flap 17 for reconstruction of the anterior lamella of the upper eyelid and a lateral superior pedicled adipocutaneous transposition flap 18 for reconstruction of the anterior lamella of the lower eyelid in combination with the autologous chondral graft, mucosal advancement techniques and a periosteum-temporalis fascia hinged turnover flap described in this case report. Another alternative for reconstruction of the anterior lamella of the upper eyelid might be a caudally pedicled frontalis muscle flap in combination with a full-thickness skin graft.…”

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Reconstruction of an Extensive Periocular and Bilamellar Defect of the Lower and Upper Eyelid Using Local, Regional and Free Chondral Graft Techniques: A Case Report

Weerdt

Luyten

Dubrulle

et al. 2021

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BACKGROUNDA 65-year-old female patient with a histologically confirmed basal cell carcinoma located at the right lateral lower eyelid was referred for surgical tumour excision and reconstruction of the periorbital area. The periocular zone was reconstructed in a two-staged procedure with bilamellar repair of both eyelids. An autologous chondral graft, mucosal advancement techniques and a periosteum-temporalis fascia hinged turnover flap were used for reconstruction of the posterior lamellae. A modified Tenzel flap and a paramedian forehead flap were used for reconstruction of the anterior lamellae. An acceptable functional and aesthetic outcome of the reconstruction was achieved.

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Reconstruction of an Extensive Periocular and Bilamellar Defect of the Lower and Upper Eyelid Using Local, Regional and Free Chondral Graft Techniques: A Case Report

Weerdt

Luyten

Dubrulle

et al. 2021

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Orbital Bone Fracture Repair Evaluation Through 3-Dimensional Computational Reconstruction and Orbital Volumetric Assessment

Passaglia,

Bastos,

Moura

et al. 2024

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: Three-dimensional (3D) models generated from computed tomography (CT) images efficiently and accurately complement surgical comprehension. Additionally, computer modeling provides a substrate for comparative analysis of the treated orbit volume. This study aimed to investigate cases of orbital bone fractures with regard to orbital-defect correction, through 3D computational structural modeling and evaluation of orbital volume. Methods: A total of 136 cases of orbital fractures with a diagnosis and surgical treatment were identified, of which 15 were selected based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. The construction of the preoperative and postoperative 3D models was based on CT images, supported by a medical imaging design system; this technique enabled the calculation of orbital volumetric measurements with the normal contralateral orbit as a reference. Results: Three-dimensional modeling in the preoperative and postoperative periods was performed for each patient. This study revealed that (1) preoperatively, the affected side had greater volume followed by postoperative reduction and (2) after surgical correction, the affected side had smaller volume and was equivalent to the unaffected side. However, there were no statistically significant differences between the periods (preoperative and postoperative) with regard to the mean and distribution of orbital volume or between the mean orbital volumes of the 2 sides. Conclusions: Using 3D computer modeling of bone structures, it is possible to evaluate orbital bone fractures after surgical correction. The effectiveness of preoperative and postoperative treatments was confirmed by comparing orbital volumetrics. It was not possible to assess soft tissues due to postoperative edema.

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Zygomatic-palpebral flap: an optional technique for lower eyelid reconstruction

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Reconstruction of an Extensive Periocular and Bilamellar Defect of the Lower and Upper Eyelid Using Local, Regional and Free Chondral Graft Techniques: A Case Report

Reconstruction of an Extensive Periocular and Bilamellar Defect of the Lower and Upper Eyelid Using Local, Regional and Free Chondral Graft Techniques: A Case Report

Orbital Bone Fracture Repair Evaluation Through 3-Dimensional Computational Reconstruction and Orbital Volumetric Assessment

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