Technique for large ipsilateral upper and lower lid reconstruction post MOHs for large invasive BCC
Author: Sonul Mehta
Base Hospital / Institution: Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania/Schie Eye Institute
ePoster presentation
Abstract ID: 24-531
Purpose
To describe a technique for ipsilateral upper and lower lid reconstruction to avoid exenteration for large aggressive non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC).
Methods
Technique Review
Results
Technique description for ipsilateral upper and lower lid reconstruction and superolateral orbital reconstruction to avoid orbital exenteration for aggressive large NMSC
Conclusion
45 year old male presented with an aggressive BCC extending into the superolateral orbit. MOHs was done and involved the complete lower lid, upper lid, temple, lacrimal gland, bulbar conjunctiva, and periosteum of the lateral orbit such that exposing the lateral superior, inferior, and lateral globe . A staged reconstruction with multiple flaps and grafts was performed to rebuild the upper lid and lower lid to avoid exenteration and preserve the globe and vision.
Additional Authors
| First name | Last name | Base Hospital / Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Sonul | Mehta | Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania/Schie Eye Institute |
