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[Semi-free transverse cervical artery flap for repairing defects after head and neck tumor resection].

Wen Li, Jiayan Wang, Liu Yang, Baimu Deji

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Semi-free transverse cervical artery flaps show favorable healing outcome. The surgical technique is relatively simple, time-saving and cost-effective, therefore are promising in repairing the defect after operation of head and neck tumors.

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Semi-free transverse cervical artery flaps show favorable healing outcome. The surgical technique is relatively simple, time-saving and cost-effective, therefore are promising in repairing the defect after operation of head and neck tumors.

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Semi-free transverse cervical artery flaps show favorable healing outcome. The surgical technique is relatively simple, time-saving and cost-effective, therefore are promising in repairing the defect after operation of head and neck tumors.

Key concepts: Medicine, Facial artery, Superior thyroid artery, Surgery, Tongue, Head and neck cancer, Adenocarcinoma, Cervical Artery

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