Reconstruction of a Pharyngeal Cutaneous Fistula Using a Bi-Paddled Pectoralis Major Flap for a Patient with a Possibility of Future Postoperative Radiotherapy

Daiki Morita; Hitoshi Nemoto; Masaru Miyamoto; Kenta Miyabe; Tomoichiro Togo; Sei Kobayashi

doi:10.12659/AJCR.926689

04 November 2020 : Case report Japan

Reconstruction of a Pharyngeal Cutaneous Fistula Using a Bi-Paddled Pectoralis Major Flap for a Patient with a Possibility of Future Postoperative Radiotherapy

Unusual or unexpected effect of treatment

Daiki Morita^12E*, Hitoshi Nemoto^13E, Masaru Miyamoto^1E, Kenta Miyabe^1E, Tomoichiro Togo^1E, Sei Kobayashi^4E

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.926689

Am J Case Rep 2020; 21:e926689

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Figure 2. Operative view. (A) The design of bi-paddled pectoralis muscle flap. (B) The bi-paddled pectoralis major flap was harvested. The anterior pharyngeal wall was reconstructed at the medial skin island, and the outer skin island was folded back to reconstruct cervical soft tissue.

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Reconstruction of a Pharyngeal Cutaneous Fistula Using a Bi-Paddled Pectoralis Major Flap for a Patient with a Possibility of Future Postoperative Radiotherapy

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