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1 Introduction Microvascular free tissue transfer is the primary method for reconstruction in patients with large or complex defects of the head and neck, with success rates of 95%–99% [1-3]. These patients pose unique clinical challenges due to the extensive nature of their disease and presence of medical comorbidities, given the risk factors for disease development, including extensive alcohol use and smoking history.
Oral Mass in an Infant A large oral mass was noted at time of delivery in a female neonate at gestational age of 39 weeks. Primary symptom was difficulty feeding without notable respiratory distress. Prenatal history included maternal herpes simplex virus, well controlled with valacyclovir.
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