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Interpolation Flap

Patient

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undisclosed
Gender:  
Male
Ethnicity:  
White
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Weight:  
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Procedure

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Joseph P. Housel, M.D.
Joseph P. Housel, M.D.
Board-Certified Dermatologist
315-452-3376

Procedure Details

In this case, the Squamous Cell Carcinoma has been completely removed with MOHS Surgery. A Pull Through Interpolation Flap was chosen. This allows the skin and cartilage to be protected and well vascularized, as the flap is still connected behind the ear. It prevents displacement and changes in ear shape. In this case, the patient returned 3 weeks post operative to perform the second stage; a Takedown. The pedicle behind the ear was detached at this time. The patient continued to heal following the takedown.
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Interpolation Flap: Stage 1

Interpolation Flap: Stage 1 BEFORE
BEFORE
Interpolation Flap: Stage 1 AFTER
AFTER

LEFT: Squamous Cell Carcinoma Cancer Pre-Op. RIGHT: Post Operative Stage 1 Closure. More

Interpolation Flap: Final

Interpolation Flap: Final BEFORE
BEFORE
Interpolation Flap: Final AFTER
AFTER

LEFT: Post Operative Stage 1 Closure. RIGHT: 7 Month Post Operative View. *No revisions or contouring were performed* More

Additional Information

  • Squamous Cell Carcinoma originally measured 2.5 x 2.0 cm.
  • Performed four stages of MOHS Surgery.
  • Defect measured 3.3 x 2.6 cm.
  • Resulting in performing the Pull Through Interpolation Flap.

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Housel Dermatology, P.C.

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