The following factors can influence the selection of flap: Skin and soft tissue volume, bulk and colour. Pedicle length and vessel caliber. Innervation capacity ( Sensory and motor) Bone quality,
The following are various head and neck defects that require free tissue transfer: Composite defect of oral cavity. Three layer (through and through) defect of oral cavity. Total or near
The following are different etiolgy leading to head and neck defects: Neoplasia Infection Osteoradionecrosis Congenital defect Trauma Secondary to reconstruction
The free tissue transfer is regarded as the gold standard in reconstructive surgery for following reasons: Immediate reconstruction at the time of tumour resection is possible. Thus it helps to
An axial flaps are flaps based on named artero-venous pedicle that runs within the skin superficial to underlying muscle layer, parallel to the overlying skin. DELTOPECTORAL FLAP: It is a
Posterior Semi circular canal (SCC) BPPV: Most common variety. BPPV is the most common cause of vertigo constituting 20-40% of all patient with peripheral vestibular disease. Mean age of on
The tests performed to localize the site of pathology in acute facial nerve palsy are known as topodiagnostic tests. It refers to the functional testing of an individual facial nerve
The given scenario suggest that patient belongs to the below mentioned group: High risk patient with High risk tumour & N1b nodal status and M0 T1 N1 Mo with high
In the early embryo, the fore-gut develops between the brain above and the primitive heart below. The mouth is separated from the pharynx by the buccopharyngeal membrane which disappears around
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