PMC3976945_01
(a) Appearance of eyelid defect after tumour excision and frozen biopsy in a patient with diffuse large cell lymphoma. (b) Appearance of eyelid defect after tumour excision and frozen biopsy in a patient with basal cell carcinoma. (c) Appearance of eyelid defect after tumour excision and frozen biopsy in a patient with squamous cell carcinoma. (d) Appearance of eyelid defect after tumour excision and frozen biopsy in a patient with sebaceous gland carcinoma.
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The tumours were excised totally with a 5 mm surgical safety margin in all cases (Figure 1).
Appearance of eyelid defects after reconstruction with Cutler-Beard flaps (figures are ranked according to Figure 1).
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After excision of the lesions, the defects of the superior eyelids were reconstructed with the Cutler-Beard flap separating the anterior and posterior lamellae and advancing the bridge flap to the superior eyelid below the eyelash margin (Figure 2).
Appearance of eyelid defects 1 month postoperatively after reconstruction with Cutler-Beard flaps (figures are ranked according to Figure 1).
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The patients' superior and inferior eyelids were separated 1 month postoperatively (Figure 3).