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November 1992
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
The lateral arm fasciocutaneous free flap is a versatile donor site of sensate soft tissue for reconstruction and augmentation of the head and neck. The lateral arm flap can be quickly harvested without interference to the head and neck team and with minimal morbidity to the patient. For these reasons, this flap has become our soft-tissue flap of choice.
... For this reason, the lateral arm flap is considered a more suitable alternative. It has a constant vascular anatomy, and there is no damage to the vascular supply of the hand because the flap contains a non-essential terminal branch of the profunda brachii artery [21,22]. The lateral arm is a donor site with better color matching than the radial, fibula, thigh, and latissimus regions. ...
November 1992
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
