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The reconstruction of defects in the oral cavity after a large resection of intraoral cancer is relatively difficult because of its specific anatomical character and the exposure to infection from the oral bacterial flora.A forehead flap, or a deltopectoral flap, and a recently developped free flap with microvascular anastmosis has been the chosen method for the reconstruction of defects in the oral cavity.In this paper we present a case in which a newly developped pectoralis major myocutaneous island flap was used for one stage reconstruction of the oral defect. A case study and surgical procedure are described herein.

ONE STAGE RECONSTRUCTION OF ORAL CAVITY BY USE OF PECTORALIS MAJOR MYOCUTANEOUS ISLAND FLAP