Objective To assess the clinical features and therapeutic efficacy of extensive full thickness cheek defects reconstruction with free anterolateral thigh flap.Methods From December,2008 to June,2014,a total of 17 patients underwent simultaneous tumor radical resection and full thickness cheek defects reconstruction with free anterolateral thigh flap.In these 17 patients,12 patients had undergone the reconstruction of full thickness cheek defects with the folded anterolateral thigh flap (two skin islands and an intervening de-epithelialized zone); 5 patients had undergone the reconstruction of full thickness cheek defects with the two separate skin paddles anterolateral thigh flap in one single pedicle.Results All of 17 free anterolateral thigh flaps survived,besides 1 case resulted in partial loss of flap adge due to diabetes.After 3 to 12 months' follow-up,all cases of free anterolateral thigh flap were good in color,shape and texture,and patients were satisfied with oral morphological and functional reconstruction.Conclusion The free anterolateral thigh flap is one of versatile soft tissue flaps in the extensive full thickness cheek defects reconstruction.

5 patients with chronic prolonged mandibular dislocations(CPMD)were examined by CT scan.The patients were treated by manual reduction under general anaesthesia and muscle relaxants.Traction was performed with ligaturing steel wires on fixation titanium screws intermaxillaryly and wrapping up the skull-jaw bone with elastic bandages for 3 weeks.After 1 month,a maximal mouth opening of o-ver 30 mm was noted and no episode of redislocation occurred in 3 -34 month follow-up.

Objective:To analyse clinical outcomes and risk factors of vascular crisis on patients received oral and maxillofacial defect repairations with free tissue flap.Methods:From January, 2013 to July, 2018, 1 049 patients with soft tissue defect of oral and maxillofacial were reconstructed with free tissue flap, in which 64 cases occurred vascular crisis. Among the cases, 28 defect were reconstructed with radial forearm free flap (RFFF), 19 with anterolateral thigh flap (ALTF), and 17 with fibula flap. All patients underwent surgical exploration. The clinical data and surgical outcomes were collected. The univariate analysis and multivariate regression analysis were performed by using SPSS version 22.0 software. The result was supposed to statistically significant when P<0.05. Results:Among 64 patients occurred vascular crisis, 44 flaps were rescued successfully by surgical procedures (68.8%). Univariate analysis revealed that the salvage rate was related to the smoking history, type of tissue flap, time of vascular crisis occurrence, cause of vascular crisis and the time interval between crisis occurrence and surgical exploration ( P<0.05). Multivariate regression analysis revealed that only type of tissue flap, the time of vascular crisis occurrence and the interval time were the independent significant factors for salvage rate ( P<0.05). Conclusion:The salvage rate became higher when the vascular crisis occurred earlier, and the interval time was shorter. The type of tissue flap could affect the outcome of surgical exploration. The success rate decreased with an order of RFFF, ALTF to fibula flaps. The primary principle in the management of vascular crisis was early identification and early surgical exploration.