Abstract
The practice of head and neck cancer resections and their reconstruction is a particular art and science. While a mastectomy and abdominal defect can usually be closed primarily, there are unique problems with head and neck cancer reconstruction in that there is usually a smaller opportunity for primary closure. Furthermore, when there is a bony defect, the implications on the speech, mastication, and overall appearances make it an additional challenge. There is a difficult task of not only providing coverage but restoring not only the form but the function of the face, jaw, head, and neck.
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