Intraoral Keloid: Complication of Forehead Flap

Overview

Journal Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg (1979)

Date 1980 Mar 1

PMID 6995908

Citations 7

Authors

J S Reilly

W H Behringer

I Trocki

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Abstract

Intraoral keloids are rare de novo, but can occur on transplanted skin. A case in which an unusual complication of forehead flap reconstruction resulted in the formation of a large keloid in the oral cavity is presented. Therapy is discussed.

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