An alternative to crown-and-bridge: restoration of an anterior malalignment.
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Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to G B Lyons.
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The use of the superficial temporal artery hair-bearing flap applied to the repair of burn injuries to the upper lip of two male patients is described. It is a relatively simple method of providing tissue to the injured lip with advantages over traditional methods in that it is single-staged and provides the possibility for hair growth in the form of a camouflaging moustache. Donor site morbidity is minimal. When combined with additional reconstructive procedures in the multiply-injured male face, it provides a reasonable expectation for the patient of an acceptable appearance.
A report on a case of successful replantation of an excised segment of forearm tissue is presented. An 18 year old man was admitted to hospital with a completely excised segment of the radial side of his forearm and wrist as a result of a circular saw injury. The best reconstructive option was replantation of the excised radial forearm tissue thus providing both soft tissue cover and bony stabilization.
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