A Case Report on Cervicofacial / Cervicothoracic Rotation Flaps in Head and Neck Surgery.

Introduction: The large defects resulting from head and neck tumour surgeries present a reconstructive challenge to surgeons. Although numerous methods can be used, they all have their own limitations. In this paper, we our experience with cervicofacial/cervicothoracic rotation flaps help expand the awareness application of flap. Case report: patient who underwent repair flap in department has been presented clinical factors were recorded. Discusion: Cheek neoplasms are most common indication for flaps, followed by parotid tumours. . Defects measuring 6 cm × 7 1 reconstructed cervicothoracic case acceptable result. Conclusions: Cervicofacial/cervicothoracic provide technically simple, reliable, safe, efficient cosmetic means reconstruct