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RESULTS: The flaps in 39 patients were transferred to the defects with free-tension and no flap loss. Through a mean time of 6 months follow-up, all the patients were satisfied with recipient function and appearance. The color and the texture matched well with the recipient area. CONCLUSION: The transverse cervical artery perforator flap can be considered one of the best options for faciocervical reconstruction with excellent result on the recipient site and only less obvious line-shape scar on the donor site after sutured directly.

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Abstract: Evaluation of Long-Term Functional and Aesthetic Results to use a Single Rhomboid-Shaped Fascial Strip for Severe Congenital Unilateral Blepharoptosis