The Supraclavicular Flap—Indications, Execution and Outcomes in Head and Neck Reconstruction

The supraclavicular flap is a reliable option for locoregional head and neck reconstruction. It also has several advantages over more traditional options such as the pectoralis major flap, providing a more functional and aesthetic result with close to ideal skin colour, pliability, and contour.

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ANZ Journal of Surgery
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ans.70461
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Reconstructive Surgery and Microvascular Techniques
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The Supraclavicular Flap—Indications, Execution and Outcomes in Head and Neck Reconstruction

Nilay Gamze Yalcin, Sally Ng, Evania Lok, Kevin Nguyen
ANZ Journal of Surgery
Reconstructive Surgery and Microvascular Techniques
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The Supraclavicular Flap—Indications, Execution and Outcomes in Head and Neck Reconstruction

Nilay Gamze Yalcin, Sally Ng, Evania Lok, Kevin Nguyen
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Abstract

The supraclavicular flap is a reliable option for locoregional head and neck reconstruction. It also has several advantages over more traditional options such as the pectoralis major flap, providing a more functional and aesthetic result with close to ideal skin colour, pliability, and contour.

ANZ Journal of SurgeryVol. 96(1-2)
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Reconstructive Surgery and Microvascular Techniques
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