The association of a lip commissure to eyelid transposition flap with a frontal transposition flap for reconstructive eyelid surgery following squamous cell carcinoma resection in a European short-haired cat.
Anne Sophie PoinsardIona MathiesonThomas DulaurentPierre-François IsardOlivier BallandPublished in: Clinical case reports (2017)
The surgical resection of a squamous cell carcinoma in a cat was performed on both the palpebral and nasal aspects of the OD medial canthus. A two-stage surgical technique was employed, involving two different transposition flaps, taking care to maintain eyelid function and estheticism, with a long follow-up.
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