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Split-thickness skin grafts directly to bone for marginal mandibulectomy reconstruction: a case series.

International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery · Jaa-Kwee R, Ali T, Brierly G, Borgna S, Batstone M, Carluccio D, Breik O · 2026-10-14

Researchers reviewed 11 patients who underwent split-thickness skin graft reconstruction directly to bone following marginal mandibulectomy for oral cancer, finding all grafts successfully took with minimal complications and patients retained functional speech and oral intake.

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