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A comparison of three methods of oral reconstruction.

A protocol is presented that was designed to provide comparative data on the two primary oral cavity functions affected by surgery: speech and swallowing. Three types of reconstruction (skin grafts, hemitongue flaps, and myocutaneous flaps) and results of a series of tests given to 15 surgical patients with T2 and T3 tongue and/or floor of mouth lesions were evaluated. The patients who had split-thickness skin grafts had the best oral function results. The study suggests that tongue mobility is the most significant variable in determining post-operative speech results.[1]

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  1. A comparison of three methods of oral reconstruction. McConnel, F.M., Teichgraeber, J.F., Adler, R.K. Arch. Otolaryngol. Head Neck Surg. (1987) [Pubmed]
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