EVALUATION ON RESULT OF SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR SCALP DEFECT AFTER CANCER RESECTION AT THE MAXILLOFACIAL AND PLASTIC SURGERY DEPARTMENT IN 108 CENTRAL MILITARY HOSPITAL

Diep Linh Le 1,, Ngoc Lam Vu 1, Trong Nghia Nguyen 1, Thu Phuong Nguyen 1
1 Maxillofacial and Plastic Surgery Department in 108 Central Military Hospital

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Objectives: To describe the clinical features and classify the scalp defect after cancer resection; Evaluate the surgical effectiveness of scalp defect treatment by local tissue. Object-Method: 25 patients with scalp defects after cancer resection are treated with plastic surgery with local tissue; Non-controlled clinical intervention, progressive research. Results-Discussion: The average age of the patient was 66.33; The main cause is squamous and basal cell epithelial cancer; skin defects are mainly large types> 20cm2 (52%), extensive surgery of scalp flap shaping surgery combined with skin grafting accounts for 52%. The near result was good at 68%; the far results are good with 80%. Conclusion: In elderly patients with many combined diseases when there is a medium (5-20 cm2) and large (> 20 cm2) scalp defect, the use of local skin flap in combination with skin graft is the best treatment option.

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