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adam_text	Contributing Authors ...................................................... vii Preface ................................................................. xxxiii Preface to the Second Edition ................................................ xxxv Preface to the First Edition ................................................. xxxvii Introduction ............................................................. xxxix R. A. Chase VOLUME I: HEAD AND NECK PART A SCALP, FOREHEAD, AND NAPE OF NECK RECONSTRUCTION __________________________________________ 1. Scalp Flaps and the Rotation Forehead Flap ................................ 3 E. E Worthen 2. Multiple Pinwheel Scalp Flaps ........................................... 7 T. R. Vecchione 3. Banana Peel Scalp, Forehead, and Nape of Neck Flaps ...................... 9 M. Orticochea 4. Temporoparieto-Occipital and Temporoparieto-Occipitoparietal Scalp Flaps ....... 13 J.Juri 5. Diagonal Frontoparieto-Occipital Scalp Flaps ............................... 17 ƒ· Juri 6. Temporoparietal (Superficial Temporal Artery) Fasciai Flap .................... 19 H. S. Byrd 7. Microvascular Free Transfer of Temporo-Occipital Scalp Flaps .................. 23 K. Ohmori 8. Galea Frontalis Myofascial Flap for Cribriform and Paracribriform Areas ......... 26 H. Costa and A. Cere j о 9. Galeal Frontalis Myofascial Flap ......................................... 28 I. T. Jackson and Z. Potparic 10. Microvascular Free Transfer of Omentum .................................. 32 Y. Iknta 11. Tissue Expansion in Forehead and Scalp Reconstruction ....................... 34 L. C Argenta PART В EYELID AND ORBITAL RECONSTRUCTION ____________ Lower Eyelid 12. Transposed (McGregor) Flap in Eyelid Reconstruction ........................ 37 /. A. McGregor xlv xlvi Contents 13. Cheek Rotation Skin (Muštarde) Flap to the Lower Eyelid ..................... 41 /. C. Muštarde 14. Cheek Rotation Skin (Imre) Flap to the Lower Eyelid ......................... 45 G. S. Pap 15. Superiorly-Based Tarsoconjunctival Advancement (Hughes, Landholt, Köllner) Flap for Reconstruction of the Lower Eyelid ................................ 49 M. A. Callaban 16. Lateral Tarsoconjunctival Flap for Lid Tightening ............................ 52 S. A. Lauer 17. Bipedicle Upper Eyelid Flap (Tripier) for Lower Eyelid Reconstruction ............ 54 C. D. Bucko 18. Skin Island Orbicularis Oculi Musculocutaneous Flap for Lower Eyelid Reconstruction ......................................... 56 R. V. Argamaso 19. Cheek V-Y Advancement Skin Flap to the Lower Eyelid ....................... 58 L ƒ. Peled and M. R. Wexler 20. Laterally Based Tarsoconjunctival Transposition Flap to the Lower Eyelid ......... 60 C. Beard and J. H. Sullivan 21. Nasolabial Skin Flap to the Lower Eyelid .................................. 62 С E. Paletta and F. X. Paletta, Sr. 22. Laterally Based Transverse Musculocutaneous Flap for Lower Eyelid Reconstruction ......................................... 64 C. D. Bucko Upper Eyelid 23. Skin-Muscle-Tarsoconjunctival (Esser) Flap from the Lower to the Upper Eyelid ..... 67 ƒ. С Muštarde 24. Inferiorly Based Skin-Muscle-Conjunctival Advancement (Cutler-Beard) Flap from the Lower to the Upper Eyelid ................................... 71 С Beard and J. H. Sullivan 25. Modified Tessier Flap for Reconstruction of the Upper Eyelid ................... 73 J. J. Hurwitz Medial Canthus 26. V-Y-S-Plasty for Closure of a Circular Defect of the Medial Canthal Area .......... 76 R. V. Argamaso 27. V-Y Glabellar Skin Flap to the Medial Canthal Region ........................ 79 ƒ. C. Muštarde Total Eyelid and Socket 28. Forehead Skin Flap for Total Upper and Lower Eyelid Reconstruction ............ 83 J. C Muštarde 29. Secondary Superficial Temporal Artery-Neck Flap for Orbital Reconstruction ...... 85 H. P. Labandter and B. Guyuron 30. Postauricular Fasciocutaneous Island Flap .................................. 88 B. Guyuron and H. P. Labandter 31. Arm Skin Flap for Orbital Socket Reconstruction ............................ 91 M. R. Wexler and I. ]. Peled Contents xlvii I 32. Reverse Temporaiis Flap for Reconstruction after Orbital Exenteration ............ 91 N. Menon and R. Silverman 33. Microvascular Free Transfer of a First Web Space Skin Flap of the Foot to Reconstruct the Upper and Lower Eyelids ................................ 94 L. A. Chait 34. Dorsalis Pedis Free Flap for Eye Socket Reconstruction ........................ 97 B. Guyuron and H. P. Labandter PART С NASAL RECONSTRUCTION __________________________ Nasal Tip, Dorsum, and Alae 35. Bilobed Nasal Skin Flaps ............................................... 99 A. Matarasso and B. Strauch 36. V-Y Flap Reconstruction for Nasal Alae Defects ............................. 101 S. L. Eisenbaum and M. P. Barnett 37. Caterpillar Nasal Skin Flap for Nasal Tip Reconstruction ...................... 104 T. D. Cronin 38. V-Y Bipedicle Flap for Resurfacing the Nasal Supratip Region ................... 106 B. Strauch and M. Fox 39. Banner-Shaped Nasal Skin Flap .......................................... 108 /. K. Masson and В. С Mendelson 40. Nasolabial and Cheek Skin Flaps ......................................... 112 R. R. Cameron 41. Zygomatic Flap for Reconstruction of the Lip and Nose ....................... 117 A. Gardetto and C. Papp 42. Cheek Advancement Flap for Paranasal Reconstruction ....................... 119 G. Kronen, T. Benacquista, and B. Strauch 43. Nasal Plus Nasolabial Skin Flaps for Reconstruction of the Nasal Dorsum ......... 122 J. W. Snoiv 44. Subcutaneous Pedicle Skin Flaps ......................................... 123 /. N. Barron and M. N. Saad 45. Nasalis Musculocutaneous Sliding Flaps for Nasal Tip Reconstruction ............ 129 F.J. Rybka 46. Wrap-Around Cartilage Flap for Correction of Cleft-Lip Nasal Deformity ......... 132 I. J. Peled, Y. Ramon, and Y. Ullmann 47. Columella and Nasal Septum Skin-Cartilage Flap to Nasal Ala .................. 134 M. Orticochea 48. Tissue Expansion in Nasal Reconstruction .................................. 136 L. C Argenta 49. Lateral Nasal (Miter) Skin Flap .......................................... 137 R. A. Rieger 50. Axial Frontonasal Flap ................................................. 140 D. Marchac and S. Toth 51. Frontotemporal Flap .................................................. 143 R. Meyer 52. Midline Forehead Skin Flap (Seagull Flap) .................................. 147 D. R. Miliard, Jr. xlviii Contents 53. Island Forehead Skin Flap .............................................. 148 R. V. Argamaso 54. Supratrochlear Artery (Off-Midline) Forehead Skin Flap ....................... 151 í. K Dbawan and N. C. Madan 55. Axial Paramedian Forehead Flap ......................................... 153 G. C. Burget 56. Scalping Forehead Flap ................................................ 161 J. G. McCarthy 57. Retroauricular-Temporal Flap ........................................... 167 H. Washio and V. C. Giampapa 58. Temporoparietal Fasciai Flap for Nasal Reconstruction ........................ 170 G. H. Sasaki 59. Reversed Superficial Temporal Artery Postauricular Compound Skin and Cartilage Flap .................................................... 173 M. Orticocbea 60. Cervical and Clavicular Tubed Skin Flaps .................................. 177 В. С Mendelson and]. K. Masson 61. Upper Arm (Tagliacozzi) Skin Flap ........................................ 179 В. С Mendelson and J. K. Masson 62. Trapezius Musculocutaneous Island Flap ................................... 182 W. R. Panje 63. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Retroauricular Skin Flap ..................... 184 T. Fujino and M. Wada 64. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Retroauricular Flap ......................... 186 S. Kobayashi 65. Nasal Reconstruction with Auricular Microvascular Transplant ................. 189 J. J. Pribaz and D. L. Abramson 66. Nasal Alar Reconstruction with an Ear Helix Free Flap ........................ 192 S. M. Shenaq, T. A. Dinh, and M. Spira 67. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Compound Dorsalis Pedis Skin Flap with Second Metatarsal Bone ............................................ 194 K. Ohmori 68. Nasal Vestibular Chondromucosal Flap .................................... 194 D. R. Miliard, Jr. 69. L-Shaped Šeptal Chondromucosal Flap .................................... 196 D. R. Miliard, Jr. 70. Internal Nasal Vestibular Skin-Mucosal Flaps ............................... 198 T. R. Vecchione 71. Multi-Island Free Radial Forearm Flap for Reconstruction of the Nasal Lining ...... 200 R. L. Walton Nasal Columella 72. Forked Flap ........................................................ 205 D. R. Miliard, Jr. 73. Bilateral Cheek Island Skin Flaps ......................................... 208 I. Kaplan and M. Ben-Bassat 74. Labial Mucosal Flaps for Reconstruction of the Columella ..................... 209 J. R. Lewis, Jr. 75. Nasolabial Skin Flap for Columellar Reconstruction .......................... 211 С Paletta and F. X. Paletta, Sr. Contents xlix Nasal Septum 76. Bipedicled Nasal Šeptal Mucosal Flaps.................................... 214 D. N. E Fairbanks and G. R. Fairbanks 77. Inferior Turbinate Flap for Closure of Šeptal Perforations ...................... 217 H. D. Vuyk and]. ]. Versluis 78. Oral Mucosal Flaps for Šeptal Reconstruction ............................... 219 M. Feldman and Z. Jabourian 79. Local Mucosal Flaps for Closure of Šeptal Perforations ........................ 221 T. Romo, III, A.D. Patel, and J. M. Pearson PART D EAR RECONSTRUCTION ____________________________ 80. Eave Skin Flap for Helical Reconstruction .................................. 225 M. L. Lewin 81. Retroauricular Tubed Skin Flap to the Helical Rim ........................... 227 D. N. Steffanoff 82. Chondrocutaneous Advancement Flap to the Helical Rim ...................... 229 N. H. Antia 83. Antegrade Triangular Composite Ear Flap for Helix-Scapha Defects of the Ear ...... 231 R. V. Argamaso and C. A. Rhee 84. Flap Correction for Cryptotia ........................................... 234 R. V. Argamaso 85. Retroauricular Bipedicle Skin Flap for Partial Ear Reconstruction ................ 237 S. Zenteno Almiis 86. Chondrocutaneous Conchal Flap to the Upper Third of the Ear ................. 239 /. E. Davis 87. Retrograde Auricular Flap for Partial Ear Reconstruction ...................... 241 ŕí. W. Lneders 88. Subcutaneous Pedicle Flap for Reconstruction of the Anterior Surface of the FIxternal Ear ................................. 244 J. K. Niasson 89. Retroauricular Dermal Pedicled Skin Flap to the Ear .......................... 247 A. J. Renard 90. Auricular, Preauricular, and Postauricular Skin Flaps to the External Auditory Canal ...................................................... 250 W. ß. Macomber and ]. D. Noonan 91. Skin Flap to the Torn Earlobe ........................................... 253 A. M. fardue 92. Repair of the Cleft Earlobe with an Advancement Flap and Two Unilateral Z-Plasties ........................................................... 255 ß. Strauch and M. Keyes-Ford 93. Roll-Under {or Fold-Under) Flap for Release of Earlobe Contractures ............. 257 /. R. Lewis, Jr. 94. Lateral Neck Skin Flap for Earlobe Reconstruction ........................... 258 S. Zenteno Alank 95. Temporoparieta! Fasciai Flap to the Ear .................................... 259 S. Ohmori 1 Contents PART E CHEEK AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION ________________ Cheek and Neck 96. V-Y Advancement Skin Flaps ............................................ 263 E. G. Zook and R. C. Russell 97. Triangular and Hatchet Subcutaneous Pedicle Skin Flaps ....................... 266 A. J. J. Emmett 98. Transposition Cheek Skin Flaps: Rhombic Flap and Variations .................. 270 J. P. Gunter and R. W. Sheffield 99. Rhombic and Rhomboid Schwenklappen-Plasty ............................. 275 E. Roggendorf 100. Rhomboid-to-W Flap .................................................. 280 H. Becker 101. Double-Z Rhomboid Plasty for Reconstruction of Facial Wounds ................ 283 E N. Gahhos 102. Subcutaneous Pedicle Flaps ............................................. 287 J. N. Barron and M. N. Saad 103. Nasolabial Skin Flaps to the Cheek ....................................... 289 H. Ohtsuka 104. Bilaterally Pedicled V-Y Advancement Flap ................................. 291 L. Fontes and M. Ribeiro 105. Forehead Skin Flaps ................................................... 294 J. S. P. Wilson and Ν. Μ Breach 106. Bilobar and Trilobar Forehead and Scalp Flaps .............................. 305 M. Narayanan 107. Superficial Temporal Artery Forehead and Scalp Flaps ......................... 309 L К. Dhawan 108. Galeal Flaps ......................................................... 311 J. M. Psillakis, J. Avelar, and]. Perssonelli 109. Postauricular and Retroauricular Scalping Flap (the PARAS Flap) ................ 314 A. D. Dias and P. Chhajlani 110. Lateral Cheek and Posterior Auricular Transposition Flap ...................... 316 R. O. Dingman and G. H. Derman 111. Slide-Swing Skin Flap .................................................. 318 ƒ. Schrudde and V. Petrovici 112. Cervical Skin Flaps to the Cheek ......................................... 321 V. Y. Bakamjian 113. Transposition Neck-to-Cheek Skin Flaps ................................... 323 C. С Coleman, Jr., and M. J. Таг /is 114. Cervical Rotation Skin Flap for Reconstruction of the Cheek ................... 326 R. B. Stark 115. Cervicofacial Skin Flap to the Cheek ...................................... 328 R. M. Goldwyn 116. Cervicopectoral Skin Flap to the Cheek .................................... 329 D. W. Becker, Jr. 117. Kite Flap in Facial Reconstructive Surgery .................................. 33О J.-L. Ducours, P. Poizac, D. Richard, J. Aftimos, J. Unanue, B. Maraud, A. Wangermez, C. Orreteguy, and C. Augustín Contents li 118. Posterior Cervical Flaps................................................ 332 I. К. Dhawan and N. С. Madan 119. Submental Advancement Skin Flap to the Chin .............................. 334 /. W. Snow 120. Bipedicle Submental Skin Flap ........................................... 336 V. Y. Bakamjian 121. Submental Island Skin Flap ............................................. 338 D. Martin, P. Pelissier, and]. Baudet 122. Platysmal Flaps for Cheek and Intraoral Reconstruction ....................... 341 /. N. Barron, M. N. Saad, and L. O. Vasconez 123. Nape of the Neck Flap ................................................. 344 T. D. R. Briant and V. V. Strelzow 124. Deltopectoral Skin Flap ................................................ 347 V. Y. Bakamjian 125. Deltopectoral Skin Flap as a Free Skin Flap Using the Internal Mammary Vessels, Revisited: Further Refinement in Flap Design, Fabrication, and Clinical Usage ...... 354 K. Sasaki, M. Nozaki, T. Honda, K. Morioka, Y. Kikuchi, and T. Huang 126. Deltoscapular Skin Flap ................................................ 356 C. J. Smith 127. Dorsal Scapular Island Flap ............................................. 358 C. Angrigiani ag·] 128. Tubed Abdominal and Chest Skin Flaps .................................... 360 --—„- M. E Strane and W. E. Strane 129. Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap to the Head, Neck, Cheek, and Scalp ..... 360 W. Y. Hoffman, R. M. Barton, and L. O. Vasconez 130. Trapezius Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps .............................. 363 K. E Hagan and S. J. Mathes 131. Cervicohumeral Flap .................................................. 368 E. A. Luce 132. Pectoralis Major Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ........................ 371 S. Ariyan 133. Free Groin Flap Reconstruction of Severe Burn Neck Contracture ................ 378 K. Harii 134. Lateral Intercostal Microvascular Flap for Release of Neck Scar ................. 381 H. A. Badran 135. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Deepithelialized Groin Flap to the Cheek ......... 384 L. A. Sharzer 136. Microvascular Transfer of a Scapular/Parascapular Flap to the Cheek ............. 387 T. Benacquista and B. Strauch 137. Microvascular Free Transfer of Omentum to the Cheek ........................ 390 S. K. Das and M. A. Lesavoy 138. Free Deltoid Flap ..................................................... 393 ƒ. D. Franklin and R. D. Goldstein 139. Scapular and Parascapular Flaps ......................................... 394 ƒ. Baudet, T. Nassif, J.-L. Bovet, and B. Panconi 140. Thoracodorsal Artery Perforator {TDAP) Flap ............................... 395 С Angrigiani lii Contents 141. Free Anterolaterał Thigh Flaps for Reconstruction of Head and Neck Defects ....... 397 I. Koshima 142. Microvascular Transfer of Anterolaterał Thigh Flaps for Reconstruction of Head and Neck Defects .............................................. 400 R. S. AH and F.-C.Wei 143. Muscle Vascularized Pedicle Flap and Bone ................................. 408 Y. Shintomi, K. Nohira, Y. Yamamoto, and L. O. Vasconez 144. Principles of Prefabricated Flaps ......................................... 412 J. Baudet and D. Martin 145. Prefabricated Induced Expanded (PIE) Supraclavicular Flap .................... 417 R. K. Khouri and P. Pelissier Facial Reanimation 146. Partial Face Transplant ................................................ 420 B. Devauchelle 147. Facial Transplantation — the Anatomic Basis ................................ 424 M. Siemionow, G. Agaoglu, and S. Unal 148. Nasolabial Dermal Flaps for Suspension in Lower Facial Palsy .................. 430 M. R. Wexler and I. J. Pelea 149. Microneurovascular Free Gracilis Muscle Transfer for Facial Reanimation......... 433 К. Harii and H. Asato 150. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Partial Gracilis Muscle to the Face .............. 436 R. M. Zuker 151. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of the Serratus Anterior Muscle ............... 440 /. С Grotting 152. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of Extensor Digitorum Brevis Muscle for Facial Reanimation................................................... 442 V. К. Rao and J. A. Butler 153. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of Pectoralis Minor Muscle for Facial Reanimation................................................... 443 J. К. Terzis PART F LIP RECONSTRUCTION ______________________________ Upper Lip 154. Lip-Switch Abbé Flap for Philtrum ....................................... 451 D. R. Miliard, Jr. 155. Lower-Lip Sandwich Abbé Skin Flap to Upper Lip ........................... 452 I. T. Jackson 156. Lip Fleur-de-Lis Flap .................................................. 455 Đ. R. Miliard, Jr. 157. One-Stage Lip-Switch .................................................. 457 H. Ohtsuka 158. Subcutaneous Pedicle Flaps to the Lip ..................................... 459 J. N. Barron and M. N. Saad 159. Advancement Musculocutaneous and Skin Flaps for Upper Lip Repair ............ 461 £. J. Van Dorpe Contents liii 160. Submental Hair-Bearing Skin Flap to Upper Lip ............................. 463 H. Scbaupp 161. Hair-Bearing Skin Flaps ................................................ 465 ƒ. 5. P. Wilson and M. D. Brougb Lower Lip 162. Stepladder Skin-Muscle-Mucosal Flap for Lower Lip Reconstruction ............. 476 A. D. Petty and E. -P. Tan 163. Bandoneon Technique: Mucomyocutaneous Stretched Flaps in Lip Reconstruction .................................................. 478 I. ]. Pelea and Y. Ullman 164. Nasolabial (Gate) Skin-Muscle-Mucosal Flap to Lower Lip ..................... 480 R. Fujimori 165. Steeple Skin-Muscle-Mucosal Flap for Lower Lip Reconstruction ................ 483 M. F. Strane and G. A. Robertson 166. Upper Lip Angular Skin-Muscle-Mucosal Flap to Lower Lip .................... 486 C. R. Balcb 167. Functional Lower Lip and Oral Sphincter Reconstruction with Innervated Depressor Anguli Oris Flaps ................................ 488 G. R. Tobin 168. Orbicularis Oris Muscle Flaps ........................................... 492 C. L. Puckett, K L. Pickrell, and J. F. Remisch 169. Paired Deltopectoral Skin Flap to the Lip ................................... 494 M. Soussaline 170. Platysma Musculocutaneous Flap to the Lower Lip ........................... 494 /. N. Barron and M. N. Saad Upper and Lower Lip 171. Fan Flaps ........................................................... 496 W. R. Midiin and D. R. Miliard, Jr. 172. Innervated Musculocutaneous Lip and Cheek Flaps ........................... 499 M. R. Karapandžić Vermilion 173. Tongue Mucosal and Musculomucosal Flap for Lip Reconstruction .............. 507 ƒ. Guerrerosantos 174. Bilateral Lateral Vermilion Border Transposition Flaps ........................ 512 K. Matsuo 175. Bilateral Vermilion Flaps for Lower Lip Repair .............................. 514 H. Ohtsuka Commissure 176. Commissure Reconstruction: Overview .................................... 516 H. G. Thomson 177. Commissure Reconstruction ............................................ 522 R. V. Argamaso liv Contents PART G INTRAORAL RECONSTRUCTION _____________________ 178. Nasolabiał Flaps to Anterior Floor of Mouth ................................ 525 /. A. McGregor and D. Soutar 179. One-Stage Nasolabial Skin Flaps for Oral and Oropharyngeal Defects ............ 527 R. A. Elliott 180. Buccal Fat Pad Flap Plus Skin Graft to Oroantral and Oronasal Defects ........... 530 P. Egyedi and H. Müller 181. Intraoral Reconstruction with Tongue Musculomucosal Flaps ................... 530 /. Guerrerosantos 182. Bucket-Handle Vestibular Mucosal Flap to Anterior Palate ..................... 534 P. Egyedi and H. Müller 183. Palatal Mucoperiosteal Island Flap ....................................... 536 P. J. Gullane and S. Arena 184. Cervical Skin Flap for Intraoral Lining ..................................... 539 V. Y. Bakamjian 185. Submental Skin Flap for Intraoral Lining ................................... 542 M. Soussaline 186. Anterior Cervical and Lateral Cervical Apron Skin Flaps ....................... 543 B. W. Edgerton 187. Omental Flap for Cheek, Neck, and Intraoral Reconstruction ................... 547 S. K. Das and M. A. Lesavoy 188. Cervical Musculocutaneous Flap for Intraoral Lining ......................... 548 H. Saito 189. Buccinator Myomucosal Island Pedicle Flap ................................ 550 D. ]. Hurwitz 190. Sternocleidomastoid Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ...................... 554 S. Ariyan 191. Trapezius Osteomusculocutaneous Island Flap for Reconstruction of the Anterior Floor of the Mouth and Mandible ............................ 558 W. R. Panje 192. Rib-Pectoralis Major Osteomusculocutaneous Flap ........................... 561 M. S. G. Bell 193. Lateral Pectoral Osteomusculocutaneous Flap ............................... 564 J. W Little III and]. R. Lyons 194. Vascularized Outer Table Calvarial Bone Flap ............................... 569 J. M. Psillakis 195. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Dorsalis Pedis Flap for Intraoral Lining .......... 571 L. A. Sharzer 196. Innervated Gracilis Musculocutaneous Flap for Total Tongue Reconstruction ....... 573 N.}. Yousif and W. W. Dzwierzynski 197. Scapular Osteocutaneous Flap .......................................... 575 W. M. Swartz 198. Radial Forearm Free Flap in Intraoral Reconstruction ......................... 578 D. S. Soutar and I. A. McGregor 199. Facial Artery Musculomucosal (FAMM) Flap ............................... 584 H. O. B. Taylor and]. J. Pribaz Contents lv 200. Radial Forearm Free Osteocutaneous Flaps for Intraoral Reconstruction.......... 586 J. В. Boyd 201. Vascularized Rib-Periosteal Transplantation for Reconstruction of the Mandible and Maxilla ................................................ 591 D. Serafin and V. E. Voci 202. Microvascular Free Transfer of Serratus Anterior and Rib Composite Flap ......... 598 W.C. Lineaweaver, F. Zhang, and A. Kells 203. Microvascular Transfer of the Compound Dorsalis Pedis Skin Flap with Second Metatarsal for Mandible and Floor of Mouth Reconstruction ............ 600 R. M. Zuker and R. T. Manktelow 204. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Compound Deep Circumflex Groin and Iliac Crest Flap to the Mandible ................................. 604 G. I. Taylor and R. J. Corlett 205. Microvascular Free Transfer of the Medial Wall of the Iliac Crest on the Deep Circumflex Iliac Artery for Mandibular Reconstruction ................... 612 H. R. Sterman and B. Strauch 206. Internal Oblique-Iliac Crest Osteomyocutaneous Free Flap in Oromandibular Reconstruction .......................................... 615 M. L. Urken 207. Thoracodorsal (Serratus Anterior) Compound Flap ........................... 619 A. M. Godfrey and B. N. Bailey 208. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Partial Fibula for Mandibular Reconstruction ..... 621 M. A. Schustertnan 209. Endocultivation: Computer-Aided Tissue Engineering of Customized, Vascularized Bone Grafts for Mandibular Reconstruction ...................... 625 P. H. Warnke PART H PHARYNGOESOPHAGEAL ___________________________ 210. Reconstruction of the Cervical Esophagus with Skin Flaps ..................... 630 C. E. Silver and R. J. Brauer 211. Deltopectoral Skin Flap: Pharyngoesophageal Reconstruction ................... 632 V. Y. Bakamjian 212. Use of the Pectoralis Major Musculocutaneous Flap for One-Stage Cervical, Esophageal, and Pharyngeal Reconstruction ................................ 637 R. E Ryan 213. Trapezoidal Paddle Pectoralis Major Myocutaneous Flap for Esophageal Replacement 640 B. Strauch, С. E. Silver, R. Feingold, and A. Shektman 214. Biłobed Chest Flap (Deltopectoral Skin Flap and Pectoralis Major Muscuiocutaneous Flap) ............................................... 643 R. M. Meyer 215. Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap for Pharyngoesophageal Reconstruction ... 646 E E. Barton, jr., J, M. Kenkel, and W. P. Adams, jr. 216. Stemocleidomastoid Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ..................... 649 S. Ariyan 217. Reconstruction of the Cervical Esophagus by Visceral Interposition .............. 650 C. E. Silver and R. J. Brauer Ivi Contents 218. Microvascular Free Transfer of Intestine ................................... R. S. Stahl and M. J. Jurkiewicz 219. Jejunal Free Flap ..................................................... 658 J. J. Coleman III 220. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Compound Flap of Stomach and Omentum ....... 662 }. Baudet, В. Panconi, and L. Vidal 221. Microvascular Transfer of the Dorsalis Pedis Skin Flap for Hypopharyngeal Reconstruction ......................................... 665 R. M. Zuker and R. T. Manktelow 222. Radial Forearm Cutaneous Flap for Hypopharyngeal Reconstruction ............. 668 J. B. Boyd VOLUME II: UPPER EXTREMITIES SECTION П: UPPER EXTREMITY RECONSTRUCTION PART A FINGER AND THUMB RECONSTRUCTION _____________ Fingertip 223. Triangular Volar Skin Flap to the Fingertip ................................. 675 E. Atasoy 224. Triangular Lateral (Kutler) Skin Flaps to the Fingertip ......................... 678 A. Freiberg 225. Modified Triangular Lateral Skin Flaps to the Fingertip ........................ 680 G. H. Shepard 226. Triangular Lateral Neurovascular Island Skin Flap to the Fingertip . 682 S. L. Biddulph 227. Rectangular Lateral Neurovascular Island Skin Flap to the Fingertip. . 685 N.G.Poy 228. Oblique Triangular Skin Flap to the Fingertip ............................. 687 R. Venkataswami 229. Volar Advancement Skin Flap to the Fingertip ........................... g§9 J. W. Snow 230. Volar V-Y Cup Flap ................................................. 692 L. T. Furlow, Jr. 231. Flag Skin Flap to the Finger ..................................... F. Iselin and G. Pradet 232. On-Top-Plasty Skin Flap of the Finger ........... /no G. J. Baibak ....................... 233. Thenar Flap ....................................... 8. W. Edgerton and R. W. Beasley 234. Thenar Н -Flap ........................ 7fU R.J. Smith .......................... 235. Cross Thumb to Index Fingertip Skin Flap ..................... £. Atasoy 236. Cross-Finger Skin-Nerve Flap .............. ß. £. Cohen .......................... 237. Neurovascular Island Skin Flap to the Finger Amputation Stump ........... 7IO R. K. Srivastava and]. B. Kahl Contents lvii Finger 238. Transposition Skin Flap from the Side of a Finger ............................ 713 D. P. Green 239. Lateral Finger Rotation Skin Flap ........................................ 715 H. W. Lueders 240. Bipedicle Strap Flaps of the Finger ........................................ 717 N.W. Yii and D. Elliot 241. Axial Flag Skin Flap ................................................... 719 G. D. Lister 242. Use of the SEPA Flap in the Repair of Defects in the Hands and Fingers ........... 722 A. D. Dias 243. Dorsolateral Neurovascular Skin Flap of the Finger ........................... 726 B. B. Joshi 244. Arterialized Side Finger Flaps for the Proximal Interphalangeal Joint ............. 729 R. C. Russell and E. G. Zook 245. Tendocutaneous Dorsal Finger Flap ....................................... 731 В. В. Joshi 246. Dorsal Cross-Finger Flaps .............................................. 733 B. W. Edgerton and R. W. Beasley 247. Reversed Cross-Finger Subcutaneous Tissue Flap ............................. 736 E. Atasoy 248. Dorsal Branch of the Digital Nerve Innervated Cross-Finger Flap ................ 739 B. B. Josbi 249. Cross-Forearm Skin Flap ............................................... 741 D. S. Eastwood 250. Cross-Hand Hypothenar Skin Flap to the Finger ............................. 744 C. Arrunátegui 251. Cross-Hand, Cross-Finger Neurovascular Skin Flap .......................... 748 M. R. Wexler and I. j. Feled 252. Louvre Skin Flap ..................................................... 750 A. J. J. Emmett 253. Dermo-Epidermal Flap ................................................. 753 P. Colson and H. Janvier 254. Supraclavicular Innervated Flap to the Finger ............................... 757 B. С Sommerlad and J. G. Boorman 255. Microvascular Transplantation En Bloc of the Second and Third Toe ............. 760 E. Biemer 256. Microvascular Free Transfer of Toe Joints .................................. 764 /. E. Kutz, H. W. Klein, T.-M. Tsai, and B.-H. Lim Thumb Tip 257. Volar Thumb Advancement Skin Flap ..................................... 768 M. A. Posner 258. Rotation Advancement Skin Flap to the Thumb Tip .......................... 77 J R. V. Argamaso 259. Extended Palmar Advancement Flap ...................................... 773 A. L. Dellon lviii Contents 260. Volar Cross-Finger Flaps .....................................·......... > R. W. Beasley and В. W. Edgerton 261. Side Finger Skin Flap to the Thumb Tip .................................... 776 R. C. Rtissell and E. G. Zook 262. Cocked Hat (Gillies) Thumb Skin Flap .................................... 778 D. A. Campbell Reid 263. Thumb Pulp Neurovascular Island Flap .................................... 780 R. W. H. Pho 264. Dorsal to Volar Transposition Skin Flap of the Finger ......................... 783 S. H. Harrison and D. H. Harrison 265. Dorsolateral Island Skin Flap to the Fingertip and Thumb Tip ................... 786 B. B. Joshi 266. Digital Neurovascular Island Skin Flap .................................... 788 J. W. Littler and]. M. Markley 267. Reverse Digital Artery Flap to the Fingertip ................................. 792 S. K. Han 268. Staged Neurovascular Island Skin Flap from the Middle Finger to the Thumb Tip ... 794 R. Venkataswami 269. Modified Palmar Skin Flap to the Fingertip ................................. 797 K. S. Kim 270. Reverse Dorsal Digital and Metacarpal Flaps ................................ 800 P. Pelissier 271. Microvascular Free Transfer of the Nail .................................... 802 G. D. Lister Thumb 272. Radial Innervated Cross-Finger Skin Flap to the Thumb ....................... 806 /. S. Gaul and J. E. Adamson 273. Neurovascular Skin Kite Flap from the Index Finger .......................... 808 G. Voucher and E Van Genechten 274. Innervated Dorsal Index Finger Skin Flaps to the Thumb ...................... 809 F. J. Rybka and E E. Pratt 57 S. Infraclavicular Skin Flap to the Hand and Fingers ............................ 811 V. R. Hentz 276. Cross-Forearm Neurocutaneous Flap ...................................... 813 B. H. Dolich 277. Dynamic Abductor Digiti Minimi Musculocutaneous Flap for the Thumb ......... 813 V: R. Hentz 278. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of the Big Toe ............................. 815 /. W. May, Jr., and R. C. Savage 279. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of the Second Toe .......................... 820 B. Strauch and E. J. Hall-Findlay 280. Wrap-Around Toe Flap ................................................ 823 W. A. Morrison 281. Microneurovascular Partial Toe Transfer ................................... 826 G. Voucher and F. Van Genechten 282. Trimmed Big-Toe Transfer for Thumb Reconstruction ......................... 830 N. Carver and F.-C. Wei Contents lix PART B HAND _____________________________________________ j 283. Rhomboid-to-W Flap .................................................. 834 ? H. Becker 284. Palmar and Thenar Innervated Skin Flaps to the Hand ........................ 834 B. В. Joshi 285. First Dorsal Interosseous Muscle Flap ..................................... 838 V. R. Hentz 286. Abductor Digiti Minimi Muscle Flap ...................................... 840 V: R. Hentz 287. Palmaris Brevis Turnover Flap as an Adjunct to Internal Neurolysis of the Chronically Scarred Median Nerve in Recurrent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ......... 842 E. H. Rose 288. Pronator Quadratus Muscle Flap ......................................... 845 A. L. Dellon and S. E. Mackinnon 289. Radial Forearm Fasciai Flap ............................................. 849 P. H. Grossman, A. M. Majidian, M. Brones, M. Young, and A. R. Grossman 290. Pedicled Radial Forearm Fasciosubcutaneous Flap for Hand Reconstruction ........ 852 N. Weinzweig 291. Posterior Interosseous Artery Flap ........................................ 855 C. R. Gschwind and M. A, Tonkin 292. Proximal Forearm Flap ................................................ 859 R. K. Khouri and Y J. Shin 293. Paired Abdominal Skin Flaps for the Hand ................................. 861 T. Miura 294. Anterior Chest Wall Skin Flaps to the Forearm and Hand ...................... 862 R. G. Katz and W. L. White 295. Hand Sandwich ...................................................... 865 D. W. Furnas 296. Dermo-Epidermal Flap to the Hand ....................................... 869 P. Colson and H. Janvier ті*] 297. Abdominal Bipedicle Flap for Dorsal Defects of the Hand ...................... 874 ^f N. H. Anna 298. First Dorsal Metacarpal Artery Flap ...................................... 874 M. M. Sherif 299. Lumbrical Muscle Flap of the Palm ....................................... 879 H. Kondlia, R. Kuzbari, A. Worseg, M. Tschabitscher, and]. Holle 300. Groin Skin Flap ...................................................... 881 L A. McGregor and D. Soutar 301. Hypogastric (Shaw) Skin Flap ........................................... 885 T. Barfred ŕ 302. Microvascular Free Transfer of the Groin Skin Flap ........................... K. Harii 303. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Dorsalis Pedis Skin Flap with Extensor Tendons .. . G. L Taylor and R. ]. Corlett 304. Microvascular and Microneurovascular Free Transfer of a Dorsalis Pedis Flap ...... 891 R. K. Daniel lx Contents 305. Biceps Femoris Perforator Free Flap for Upper-Extremity Reconstruction .......... P. С Cavadas, J. R. Ramón Sauz, and L. Landin 306. Free Parietotemporalis Fasciai Flap ....................................... J. Upton and C. Rodgers 307. Microvascular Free Transfer of the Lateral Arm Fasciocutaneous Flap ............ ЅЧ5 L. R. Scheker and G. Lister 308. Free Deltoid Skin Flap ................................................. /. D. Franklin and R. D. Goldstein 309. Scapular and Parascapular Flaps ......................................... 902 J. Baudet, T. Nassif, J.-L. Bovet, and B. Panconi 310. Medial Upper Arm Fasciocutaneous Flap for Palmar Defects of the Hand and Distal Forearm ...................................................... 902 S. Bhattacharya, S. P. Bhagia, S. K. Bhatnagar, S. D. Pandey, and R. Chandra 311. Ubar Artery Free Flap ................................................ 905 D. R. H. Christie, G. M. Duncan, and D. W. Glasson 312. Fibular Osteocutaneous Free Flap for Metacarpal Reconstruction ............... 907 Y. K. Chung PART С WEB SPACE _________________________________________ 313. Dorsal Rectangular Skin Flap for Web Space Reconstruction ................... 910 E. Z. Browne, Jr. 314. Lateral Digital Skin Flap for Web Space Reconstruction ....................... 912 P. Colson and H. Janvier 315. Five-Skin Flap for Reconstruction of Web Space Contracture ................... 914 M. Rousso, M. R. Wexler, and L J. P eled 316. Transposition Flap for Soft Tissue Adduction Contracture of the Thumb .......... 918 M. Spinner 317. Dorsal Thumb Flap for the Thenar Web Space .............................. 920 B. Strauch and M. Fox 318. Dorsal Index Skin Flap for the Thenar Web ................................ 922 E. J. Hall-Findlay and B. Strauch 319. Arterialized Palmar Flap for First Web Space Reconstruction ................... 926 L. O. Vasconez 320. First Web-Space Pseudo-Kite Flap ........................................ 927 P. Lorea, J. Medina, and G. Foucher 321. Multiple Dorsal Rotation Skin Flaps for the Thenar Web ...................... 929 A. E. Flatt 322. Cross-Arm Triangular Flaps for First Web Space Reconstruction ................ 932 ƒ. ƒ. Pelea, M. R. Wexler, and M. Rousso 323. Microneurovascular Transfer on a First Web Space Skin Flap ................... 934 B. Strauch and E. J. Hall-Findlay PART D FOREARM ____________________________ ____________ 324. Extensor Carpi Ulnaris and Flexor Digitorum Profundus Muscle Flap Coverage of the Proximal Ulna .................................................. 937 B. E. Cohen Contents lxi 325. Abdominohypogastric Skin Flap for Hand and Forearm Coverage ............... 941 J. D. Schlenker and E. Atasoy 326. Tissue Expansion and Flaps of the Upper Extremity .......................... 943 G. G. Hallock 327. Microneurovascular Transfer of Rectos Femoris Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ............................................ 945 R. R. Schenck 328. Microneurovascular Transfer of the Latissimus Dorsi Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps to the Forearm ............................... 948 R. M. Barton 329. Microvascular Free Gracilis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap to the Forearm .... 949 R. T. Manktelow and R. M. Zuker 330. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of Pectoralis Major Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ............................................... 953 Y Ikuta 331. Free Fibular Transfer .................................................. 955 A. Gilbert PARTE ELBOW ____________________________________________ 332. Transposition Skin Flap to the Elbow ..................................... 959 M. B. Constantian ЪЪЪ. Cephalic Venous Flap .................................................. 960 R. L. Thatte and M. R. Thatte 334. Superior Medial Arm Flap .............................................. 963 С E. Carriquiry 335. Fasciocutaneous Flaps for Elbow Coverage ................................. 966 T. R. Heinz and L. O. Vasconez 336. Radial Recurrent Fasciocutaneous Flap for Coverage of Posterior Elbow Defects .... 969 E С. Akpuaka 337. Brachioradialis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap for Coverage of the Elbow ..... 971 A. Gilbert and J . Restrepo 338. Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus Muscle Flap for Anterior Elbow Coverage ........ 974 R. V. Janevicius 339. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Compound Deep Circumflex Groin ............ 977 and Iliac Crest Flap to the Upper Extremity G. I. Taylor and R. J. Corlett PART F ARM ____________________________________________ 340. Thoraco-Epigastric Skin/Fascia Flap to the Arm ............................. 981 V. L. Lewis, Jr. 341. Medial Arm Flap ..................................................... 984 E. N. Kaplan, R. Pearl, and V. Hentz 342. Lateral Trunk Flaps ................................................... 988 E. G. Zook and R. C Russell 343. Latissimus Dorsi Functional Transfer to the Arm ............................. 989 W. Y. Hoffman and L. O. Vasconez 344. Tissue Expansion in Conjunction with Flaps of the Upper Extremity .............. 990 G. G. Hallock Contents VOLUME III: TORSO, PELVIS, AND LOWER EXTREMITIES SECTION Ш: BREAST, CHEST WALL, AND TRUNK RECONSTRUCTION PART A BREAST RECONSTRUCTION _________________________ Breast Mound 345. Skin Expansion ...................................................... 997 C. Radovan 346. Superolateral Pedicle for Breast Surgery .................................... 999 C. K. Herman and B. Strauch 347. Medial Pedicle Flap for Breast-Reduction Surgery ............................ 1002 E. J. Hall-Findlay 348. Sliding Skin Flap from the Abdomen ...................................... 1006 J. R. Lewis, Jr. 349. Transverse Thoracoepigastric Skin Flap .................................... 1009 T. D. Cronin and E. D. Cronin 350. Composite Cone Flap .................................................. 1012 A. J. J. Emmett 351. Lateral Abdominal Skin Flap ............................................ 1016 J. M. Drever 352. Midabdominal Skin Flap ............................................... 1019 /. M. Drever 353. Contralateral Breast Flap ............................................... 1021 D. R. Marshall 354. Deepithelialized Flap from Arm to Chest ................................... 1021 J. R. Lewis, Jr. j 355. Tubed Abdominal Skin Flap ............................................. 1023 /. С Kelleher and R. V. Janevicius 356. Omental Flap ........................................................ 1023 R. T. Routledge and S. K. Das 357. Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap .................................. 1026 J. M. Griffin 358. Extended Composite Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap .................. 1030 D. R. Marshall 359. Autogenous Latissimus Flap for Breast Reconstruction ........................ 1032 J. B. McCraw, C. A. Rhee, and B. Strauch 360. Intercostal Artery Perforator (ICAP) Flap for Breast Reconstruction in Post-Bariatric Weight Loss Patients .................................................. 1035 S. Kwei, L. J. Borud, and B. T. Lee 361. External Oblique Musculocutaneous Abdominal Flap ......................... 1037 D. R. Marshall 362. Rectus Abdominis Musculocutaneous Flap ................................. 1037 M. I. Dinner, H. P. Labandter, and R. V. Dowden 363. Transverse Abdominal Island Flap ....................................... 1042 C. R. Hartrampf, Jr., and L. F. Elliott 364. Transverse Rectus Abdominis Musculocutaneous Flap from the Scarred Abdomen .. . 1046 /. M. Drever Contents lxiii 365. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Groin Skin Flap ............................ 1053 K. Harii 366. Microvascular Free Superficial Inferior Epigastric Artery (SIEA) Flap ............. 1055 R. J. Allen and Mary E. Lester 367. Microsurgical Free Transfer of a Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap ......... 1058 D. Serafin and D. J. Goodkind 368. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Gluteal Musculocutaneous Flap ................ 1061 T. Fujino 369. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Gluteal Musculocutaneous Flap ................ 1064 W. W. Shaw and R. W. Liebling 370. Microvascular Free TRAM Flap ......................................... 1066 A.-M. Feller, E. Biemer, and H.-U. Steinau 371. Microvascular Free Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator (DIEP) Flap .............. 1069 C. Heitmann and R. J. Allen 372. Immediate Microvascular Free TRAM Flap ................................. 1072 ƒ. G Grotting 373. Rubens Flap for Breast Reconstruction .................................... 1075 P. M. Gardner and]. C. Grotting 374. Microvascular Free Superior and Inferior Gluteal Artery Perforator (SGAP/IGAP) Flaps for Breast Reconstruction ......................................... 1077 M. M. LoTempio and R. J. Allen 375. Adipofascial (Anterior Rectus Sheath) Flaps for Breast Reconstruction ............ 1081 S. Sakai, I. Suzuki, and H. Izawa Nipple 376. Nipple Reconstruction with the Modified Double-Opposing-Tab Flap ............ 1082 S. S. Kroll 377. Propeller Flap: One-Stage Procedure for Nipple-Areola Reconstruction ............ 1084 B. Teimourian, R. B. Karp, and S. Malekzadeh 378. Nipple Reconstruction with the Skate Flap and Modifications ................... 1086 W. R. Staggers, L. O. Vasconez, R. J. Fix, and S. Terkonda PART В AXILLA AND CHEST WALL RECONSTRUCTION ________ 379. Transposition and Advancement Skin Flaps ................................. 1093 D. P. Armstrong 380. Five-Skin Flap ....................................................... 1097 B. Hirshowitz and A. Karev 381. Parascapular Fasciocutaneous Flap for Release of Axillary Burn Contracture ....... 1099 G. G. Hallock 382. Transposition and Advancement Skin Flaps ................................. 1102 ƒ. E. Woods 383. Contralateral Transverse Thoracoabdominal Skin Flap ........................ 1106 R. L. Baroudi 384. Bipedicle Skin Flaps ................................................... 1109 L. C. Argenta and E. C. Dims 385. Breast Flaps ......................................................... 1110 R. P. Gingrass lxiv Contents 386. Deepithelialized Turnover Deltopectoral Flap............................... 1112 A. G. Leonard 387. Omental Flap ........................................................ Ш5 R. S. Stabi and M. J. Jurkiewicz 388. Pectoralis Major Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ........................ 1118 S. Ariyan 389. Rotation-Advancement Split Pectoralis (RASP) Major Muscle Turnover Flap for Median Chest Wounds and Median Sternotomy Dehiscence and Infection ....... 1118 D. A. Staffenberg 390. Rectus Abdominis Muscle Flaps for Median Sternotomy Infections ............... 1120 M. S. Wong and T. R. Stevenson 391. Serratus Anterior Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ......................... 1123 J. C. Grotting 392. Rectus Abdominis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ........................ 1124 H. Labandter, M. I. Dinner, and R. V. Dowden 393. Intercostal Neurovascular Musculocutaneous-Rib Flap ........................ 1126 J. W. Little III PART A ABDOMINAL WALL AND GROIN RECONSTRUCTION 394. Local Skin Flaps ...................................................... 1133 W. C Trier 395. Transposition Skin Flap to the Groin ...................................... 1135 M. ß. Constantian 396. Groin Skin Flap for Coverage of Abdominal Wall Defects ...................... 1137 A. S. Earle and C. Vlastou 397. Groin Skin Flap for Contralateral Groin Defects ............................. 1139 I. A. McGregor and D. S. Soutar 398. Omental Flap for Coverage of Exposed Groin Vessels ......................... 1139 R. H. Samson 399. Rectus Femoris Flap ................................................... Ц40 W. Y. Hoffman and G. Trengove-Jones 400. Rectus Abdominis Flap for Groin Defects .................................. 1141 J. Bunkis and R. L. Walton 401. Tensor Fasciae Latae Musculocutaneous Flap for Abdominal-Wall Reconstruction . .. 1145 G. W. Carlson 402. Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery Island Rectus Musculocutaneous Flap ............ 1146 G. I. Taylor, R. J. Cortett, and]. B. Boy d 403. Microvascular and Pedicled Anterolateral Thigh Flap for Abdominal-Wall Reconstruction ....................................... 1150 Y. Rimata 404. Internal Oblique Muscle Flap ............................................ 1152 W. M. Swartz and S. S. Ramasastry Contents lxv 405. Component Separation for Abdominal- Wall Defects .......................... 1156 V. T. Nguyen, К. К. Azari, and К. С. Shestak 406. Umbilical Reconstruction Using a Cone-Shaped Flap .......................... 1159 Y.Itob PART В VAGINAL, VULVAR, AND PERINEAL RECONSTRUCTION 407. Expansion of Vaginal Lining by Graduated Dilation .......................... 1163 T. R. Broadbent 408. Vaginal Mucosal Flaps ................................................. 1165 A. Weiss, Jr. 409. Medial Thigh Skin Flaps for Repair of Vaginal Stenosis ........................ 1167 A. I. Pakiam 410. Vulvoperineal Fasciocutaneous Flap for Vaginal Reconstruction ................. 1169 E Giraldo 411. New Technique of Vaginal Reconstruction Using Neurovascular Pudendal-Thigh Flaps ................................................. 1173 V: T.Joseph andj. Т. К. Wee 412. Short Gracilis Myocutaneous Flaps for Vulvovaginal Reconstruction ........... 1177 J. T. Soper 413. Reconstruction of the Vagina Using the Modified Singapore Flap .............. 1181 J. E. Woods, P. Yugueros, and W. J. Kane 414. Rectus Abdominis Flaps in Vaginal and Pelvic Reconstruction ................... 1183 G. R. Tobin 415. Transpelvic Rectus Abdominis Flap Reconstruction of Defects Following Abdominal-Perineal Resection ................................... 1188 S. S. Kroll 416. Penile Skin Flap for Vaginal Reconstruction in Male Transsexuals ................ 1190 R. Meyer 417. Rectosigmoid Flap for Vaginal Reconstruction ............................... 1195 S. K. Kim and K. J. Park 418. Bilateral Superomedial Thigh Flaps for Primary Reconstruction of the Vulva ....... 1197 B. Hirshowitz 419. V-Y Advancement Myocutaneous Gracilis Flap for Reconstruction of the Vulva ..... 1199 1. J. Pelea and Y. Ullmann 420. Gluteal Thigh Flap for Reconstruction of Perineal Defects ...................... 1201 R. L. Walton, D. J. Hurwitz, andj. Bunkis 421. Gracilis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps to the Perineum .................. 1206 E R. Heckler 422. Transverse Gracilis Musculocutaneous Flap ................................. 1212 N. J. Yousif, H. S. Matloub, R. Kolachalam, B. K. Grunert, andj. R. Sånger PART С PENILE, SCROTAL, AND PERINEAL RECONSTRUCTION 423. Local Skin Flaps of the Penis ............................................ 1216 C. E. Horton and І. В. Kaplan 424. Glans Skin Flap ...................................................... 1225 G. E Shubailat lxvi Contents 425. Prepuce Skin Flap ..................................................... — R. Happle 426. Deepithelialized Overlap Skin Flap of the Penis .............................. 1231 E. D. Smith 427. Inguinal Skin Flap for Urethral Reconstruction .............................. 1235 S. Zentano Alanis 428. Tubed Abdominal Skin Flap for Penile Reconstruction ........................ 1237 J. M. Noe 429. Tubed Groin Skin Flap and Microvascular Free Flap Phalloplasty ................ 1240 C. L Puckett 430. Radial Forearm Free Flap for Penile Reconstruction .......................... 1241 C. К. Herman, A. S. Hoschander, and B. Strauch 431. Ubar Forearm Flap for Phallic Reconstruction .............................. 1244 D. A. Gilbert 432. Prefabricated Lateral Arm Flap for Penile Reconstruction ...................... 1248 R. K. Khouri, P. Pelissier, and V. M. Casoli 433. Radial Forearm Flap for Penile Reconstruction .............................. 1250 L. J. Gottlieb, L. A. Levine, and L. S. Zachary 434. Cricket Bat Flap: One-Stage Free Forearm Flap Phalloplasty .................. 1255 J. B. Boyd 435. Scrotal Flap ......................................................... 1260 V; C. Lanier Jr. 436. Medial Thigh Skin Flaps for Reconstruction of the Scrotum .................... 1262 B. Hirshowitz 437. Medial Thigh Fasciocutaneous Flap for Total Scrotal Reconstruction ............. 1263 G. G. Hallock 438. Paired Inguinal Skin Flaps for Epispadias Exstrophy Repair .................... 1267 C. E. Horton, C. J. Devine, Jr., and N. W. Garrigues 439. Rectus Abdominis Muscle Flap Incorporation into Bladder Repair ............... 1270 E R. Heckler PART P ANAL RECONSTRUCTION ___________________________ 440. Inferior Rectal Artery Spiral Skin Flap ..................................... 1273 Đ. R, Miliard, Jr. 441. Reconstruction of the Anoperineal Area with the V-Y Advancement Triangular Island Flap .......................................................... 1275 ƒ. /. P eled and Y. Ollmann 442. Island Flap Anoplasty for Anal Canal Stenosis and Mucosal Ectropion ............ 1277 M. J. Pídala, Ε Α. Slezák, and J. A. Porter 443. Gluteus Maximus Transposition Flap for Sphincter Reconstruction .............. 1279 5. P. Seidel, К. E. Georgeson, and L. O. Vasconez PART E LUMBOSACRAL RECONSTRUCTION __________________ 444. Limberg Skin Flaps ................................................... 1283 ƒ. G. Hoehn Contents lxvii 445. Gluteal Rotation Skin Flap............................................. 1286 ß. Η. Griffith 446. Gluteus Maximus Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ....................... 1289 S. W. Parry, E. C. Almaguer, and L, O. Vasconez 447. Sliding Gluteus Maximus Flap ........................................... 1294 O. M. Ramirez and]. N. Pozner 448. Slide-Swing Skin and Musculocutaneous Flap ............................... 1299 J. Schrudde and V. P etrovici 449. Thoracolumbar-Sacral Flap ............................................. 1302 ƒ. Η. Binns and S. С. Vyas 450. Intercostal Neurovascular Island Skin Flap ................................. 1303 R. K. Daniel and C. L. Kerrigan 451. Upper Quadrant Abdominal Musculocutaneous Rib-Skin Flap .................. 1306 J. W. Little III 452. Paravertebral Osteomuscular Flap ........................................ 1309 J. C. Muštarde 453. Transverse Lumbosacral Back Flap ....................................... 1312 Я. L. Hill, Jr. 454. Bilateral Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Advancement Flaps for Closure of Meningomyelocele Defects ............................................ 1315 J. B. McCraw and J. O. Penix 455. Bilateral Interconnected Latissimus Dorsi-Gluteus Maximus Musculocutaneous Flaps for Closure of Large Lumbosacral Meningomyelocele Defects .............. 1318 S. S. Ramasastry and O. M. Ramirez PART F ISCHIAL RECONSTRUCTION _________________________ 456. Thigh Transposition Skin Flap ........................................... 1322 B. H. Griffith 457. Scrotal Flap ......................................................... 1324 /. Kaplan and M. Ben-Bassat 458. Gluteus Maximus Musculocutaneous Flap .................................. 1326 R. L. Mills 459. Gracilis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ............................... 1327 E R. Heckler 460. Biceps Femoris Flaps .................................................. 1329 G. R. Tobin PART G TROCHANTERIC RECONSTRUCTION _________________ ; 461. Limberg Skin Flaps ................................................... 1333 - J. G. Hoehn 462. Thigh Transposition and Rotation Skin Flaps ............................... 1333 M. B. Constantian 463. Thigh Bipedicle Advancement Skin Flap ................................... 1336 B. H. Griffith lxviii Contents 464. Gluteal Thigh Flap for Reconstruction of Lateral Thigh Defects ................. 1338 J. Bunkis, R. L. Walton, and D. J. Hnrwitz 465. Total Thigh Flap ..................................................... 1340 G. S. Georgiádé 466. Gluteus Maximus Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps ....................... 1343 R. L. Mills 467. Vastus Laterális Muscle Flap ............................................ 1344 R. L. Mills 468. Tensor Fasciae Latae Musculocutaneous Flap ............................... 1346 T. R. Stevenson and F. Nahai 469. Proximal TFL (Gluteus Medius-Tensor Fasciae Latae) Musculocutaneous Flap ...... 1348 J. W. Little III and J. R. Lyons 470. Upper Transverse Rectus Abdominis Flap: Flag Flap .......................... 1350 R. De la Plaza 471. Inferiorly-Based Rectus Muscle Flap in Flank Wound Coverage .................. 1354 B. M. Greenberg f 472. Open-Jump Skin Flap from Abdomen to Thigh .............................. 1355 : S. C. Morgan 473. Free Microvascular Posterolateral Thigh Flaps ............................... 1355 T R. Heinz and L. O. Vasconez SECTION V: LOWER EXTREMITY miCÖNSTRüCÏÏCM PART A LOWER LEG AND KNEE RECONSTRUCTION ___________ 474. Slide-Swing Skin Flap .................................................. 1359 J. Scbrudde and V. Petrovici 475. Bipedicle Crural Skin Flap .............................................. 1359 S. W. Hartwell, Jr. 476. Island Flap in Reconstructive Surgery of the Legs ............................ 1359 E C. Beban 477. Sliding Transposition Skin Flap .......................................... 1363 S. H. Harrison and M. N. Saad 478. Saphenous Venous Flap ................................................ 1366 R. L. Thatte, M. S. Wagh, and M. R. Thatte 479. Lateral Genicular Artery Flap ........................................... 1369 A. Hayashi and Y. Maruyama 480. Three Anteromedial Fasciocutaneous Leg Island Flaps ......................... 1372 A. A. Khashaba and M. M. El-Saadi 481. Fasciocutaneous Flap .................................................. 1375 B. Pontén 482. Anterior Tibial Flap ................................................... 1379 J. E R. Rocha and A. Gilbert 483. Cross-Leg Skin Flap ................................................... 1381 A. M. Morris Contents lxix 484. Sartorius Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ............................... 1381 M. Orticochea 485. Gastrocnemius Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flaps.......................... 1384 B. E. Cohen and M. E. Ciaravino 486. Vastus Medialis Musculocutaneous and Musculocutaneous-Tendinous Flaps for Knee Reconstruction .................................................. 1390 G. R. Tobin 487. Soleus Flaps......................................................... 1394 G. R. Tobin 488. Tibialis Anterior Muscle Flap ............................................ 1398 M. Pers, S. Medgyesi, and B. Kirkby 489. Flexor Digitorum Longus Muscle Flap ..................................... 1400 M. Pers, S. Medgyesi, and B. Kirkby 490. Combined Extensor Digitorum Longus and Peroneus Longus Musculocutaneous Flap ................................................ 1402 R. }. Bloch, L. M. Cordero, and J. M. Psillakis 491. Extensor Hallucis Longus Muscle Flap .................................... 1406 M. Pers, S. Medgyesi, and B. Kirkby 492. Peroneus Brevis Muscle Flap ............................................ 1408 M. Pers, S. Medgyesi, and B. Kirkby 493. Peroneus Longus Muscle Flap ........................................... 1409 M. Pers, S. Medgyesi, and B. Kirkby 494. Free Groin Flap ...................................................... 1411 D. Serafin and C. ŕí. Manstein 495. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Latissimus Dorsi Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ................................................ 1414 R. M. Barton and L. O. Vasconez 496. Free Muscle Flaps with Split-Thickness Skin Grafts for Contoured Closure of Difficult Wounds ................................................... 1417 J. W. May, Jr., and R. C Savage 497. Microvascular Free Gracilis Muscle and Musculocutaneous Flap ................ 1420 jR. T. Manktelow and R. M. Zuker 498. Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery Rectus Musculocutaneous Free Flap .............. 1422 G. I Taylor, R. J. Corlett, and]. B. Boy d 499. Microvascular Free Rectus Abdominis Muscle Flap for Lower Extremity Reconstruction ......................................... 1423 T. Benacquista and B. Strauch 500. Lower Extremity Muscle Perforator Flaps .................................. 1425 G.G. Hallock 501. Microvascular Free Transfer of a Compound Deep Circumflex Grain and Iliac Crest Flap .......................................................... 1432 G. I. Taylor and R. ]. Corlett 502. Internal Oblique Muscle and Osteomuscular Flap ............................ 1437 W. M. Swartz and S. S. Ramasastry 503. Microvascular Free Transfer of Fibula ..................................... 1440 A. J. Weiland and J. R. Moore lxx Contents PART В FOOT AND ANKLE RECONSTRUCTION ________________ 504. Transposition and Rotation Skin Flaps of the Sole of the Foot ................... 1443 J. W. Curtin 505. Fasciocutaneous Cone Flap ............................................. 1447 W. Calderón, P. Ändrades, P. Leniz, J. L. Pineros, S. Llanos, R. Roa, O. Iribarren, M. Steiner, and D. Calderón 506. Bipedicle Skin Flap to the Heel ........................................... 1449 N. L Elsahy 507. V-Y Advancement Flaps to the Heel and Ankle .............................. 1450 Y Maruyama and Y. Iwahira 508. Deepithelialized Turnover Skin Flap of the Lower Leg and Foot ............... 1452 R. L Thatte and N. Laud 509. Reversed Dermis Flap ................................................. 1457 A. I. Pakiam 510. Filleted Toe Flap ...................................................... 1459 A. ]. J. Emmett 511. Reverse Anterior Tibial Artery Flap ....................................... 1461 Y.P. Peng 512. Medial Plantar Flap ................................................... 1465 R. £. Shanahan 513. Lateral Calcaneal Artery Skin Flap ....................................... 1467 L. C. Argenta 514. Plantar Artery-Skin-Fascia Flap .......................................... 1470 R. S. Reiffel 515. Medial Plantar Flap ................................................... 1474 D. Martin, B. Gorowitz, }. M. Peres, and]. Baudet 516. Lateral Supramalleolar Flap ............................................. 1477 A. C. Masquelet and M. C. Romana 517. Sural Flap ........................................................... 1480 A. C. Masquelet 518. Dorsalis Pedis Flap ................................................... 1483 L. T. Furlotv, Jr. 519. Dorsalis Pedis Myofascial Flap .......................................... 1488 T. I. A. Ismail 520. Medialis Pedis Flap ................................................... 1490 A. C. Masquelet and M. C. Romana 521. Local Fasciocutaneous Flaps for Dorsal Foot and Ankle Coverage . 1493 G. G. Hallock 522. Anterolateral Thigh Flap ............................................... 1495 T. Begité and A. C. Masquelet 523. Posterior Calf Fasciocutaneous Flap with Distal Pedicle to Reconstruct Ankle Defects ................................................. 1498 Đ. Le Nen, W. Ни, and С. Lefevre 524. Flexor Digitorum Longus Muscle Flap .................................. 1500 R.Ger Contents lxxi I 525. Abductor Digiti Minimi Muscle Flap ...................................... 1501 R. Ger 526. Abductor Hallucis Brevis Muscle Flap ..................................... 1504 R. Ger 527. Flexor Digitorum Brevis Muscle Flap ...................................... 1506 R. Ger 528. Flexor Hallucis Brevis Muscle Flap ....................................... 1507 R. Ger 529. Extensor Digitorum Brevis Muscle Flap .................................... 1510 R. Ger 530. Flexor Hallucis Brevis Muscle Flap ....................................... 1511 K. T. Mahan 531. Cross-Foot Skin Flap .................................................. 1513 G. A. Taylor 532. Cross-Thigh Flap ..................................................... 1515 H. Tramier 533. Cross-Groin Skin Flap ................................................. 1517 D. W. Furnas 534. Buttock Skin Flap ..................................................... 1520 G. A. Drabyn and J. F. Nappi 535. Ipsilateral Gracilis Musculocutaneous Flap ................................. 1522 G. F. Shubailat 536. Gastrocnemius Musculocutaneous Cross-Leg Flap ............................ 1523 C. L PuckettandJ. F. Reinisch 537. Gastrocnemius Musculocutaneous V-Y Advancement Flap ..................... 1525 P. C. Linton 538. Microneurovascular Free Transfer of a Dorsalis Pedis Flap to the Heel ............ 1527 L. A. Sbarzer 539. Free Parietotemporalis Fasciai Flap ....................................... 1529 J. Upton and C. M. Rodgers 540. Free Scapular Flap .............................................,...... 1531 L. Fonseca Dos Santos and A. Gilbert 541. Microneurovascular Free Inferior Gluteal Artery Perforator (IGAP) Fasciocutaneous Flap for Achilles Tendon Defects ........................... 1533 C. Papp and C. Wmdhofer 542. Scapular and Parascapular Flaps ......................................... 1535 - J. Baudet, T. Nassif, J. L. Bovet, and B. Panconi 543. Microneurovascuiar Skin and Osteocutaneous Free Radial Artery Flap ............ 1536 E. Biemer and W. Stock 544. Microvascular Composite Serratus Anterior and Rib Flap for Tibial Composite Bone and Soft-Tissue Defect ............................................ 1537 C. H. Lin
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