Reconstruction of Large XXXX after Delayed Mohs Surgery for Skin Cancer.

@entity1 @entity154 @entity3852 @entity1389 @entity5 @entity957 @entity5426 @entity272 @entity320
The face is a common localization for @entity272 . Mohs surgery or delayed Mohs surgery are considered the gold standard of treatment despite new drug developments. We analyzed our @entity1 files over a three-year period. Only large @entity154 >= 3 cm in diameter after complete @entity5 removal were considered. Twenty @entity1 (9 @entity1 and 11 @entity1 ) were found, with a mean age of 83.6 years. The following @entity5 entities were responsible for large defects: basal and @entity957 , @entity320 , @entity3852 , @entity1389 , and @entity5426 . Surgery was performed in all cases using regional or local anesthesia. Defect repair was done using linear sutures (n=1), skin grafts (n=1), and flaps (n=18). The various types of repair are illustrated in this review, advantages and limitations of each type of repair are discussed. @entity1 satisfaction was high. Complications or adverse events were rare. The need for repair of large @entity154 after @entity5 surgery is not uncommon. Careful planning and the use of a number of techniques allows a tailored approach for each @entity1 .
