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Many myocutaneous flaps have been used for the reconstruction of intraoral defects
caused defects caused by the excision of oral cancer. Among these myocutaneous flaps,
cervical island flap has been introduced by farr et al. Although different in detail, this
flap was designed as the platysma myocutaneous flap by Futrell et al in the
supraclavicular site. Since many authors applied this flap to cover intraoral defect, they
discussed deeply the blood supply of this flap. To improve further flap survival, it was
modified by Tashiro et al.
This flap makes its vascularity highly reliable. The amount of tissue needed for
reconstruction can be accurately planned. The surgical, and reconstruction procedure can
be performed simply, rapidly, and effectively. Oral functions including deglutition, speech,
and denture fitting are not compromised, With it's minimal deformity, new donor fields
is not necessory. Of course, we keep in mind that this flap has limitations in patients
where much bulk of tissue defects is needed and more than 3000 rad radiation due to
the metastasis of neck lymph node is exposed.
In three patients with intraoral squamous cell
carcinoma(T1-3N0M0), we performed induction
chemotherapy with FP regimen including pepleomycin. Thereafter, we ablated oral cancer
and peformed reconstruction of intraoral defects with cervical island flap designed by
Tashiro et al. Due to these significant benefits and minimal limitations, we have found
that this flap is adequate for reconstruction of most intraoral defects following cancer
ablation.

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Cervical island flap; Intraoral reconstruction;

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