Abstract
Introduction: Reconstructing defects following maxillary resections represents a challenge for the reconstructive surgeon because of the critical role played by the maxillary skeleton in facial function and aesthetics. Actually in large oro-maxillofacial defects the first choice is the microsurgical reconstruction with osseous, osteocutaneous or osteomyocutaneous distant flaps.
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