Sensory recovery with innervated and noninnervated flaps after total lower lip reconstruction: a comparative study.

Plast Surg Int · 2013 · PMC3871915 · PMID 24381755

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Overall there was a strong trend for sensory recovery in fasciocutaneous flaps over myocutaneous flaps (depressor anguli oris flap (Figures 5(a) , 5(b) , and 5(c) ), submental island flap, and pectoralis major myocutaneous flap) (p:0.09).

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