A True Single-Stage Reconstruction of a Projected Auricle for Concha-Type Microtia Incorporating Endoscopically Harvested Temporoparietal Fascia

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Abstract

Reconstruction of microtia with autogenous costal cartilage that produces a well-projected ear in a single stage is a challenging endeavor. In this case report, we describe a single-stage, projected costal cartilage-based reconstruction of concha type mitoria. Due to the patient's low hairline, his hair-bearing scalp would encroach on the ear framework if placed subcutaneously in the standard fashion. Thus, a large TPF flap harvested with endoscopic assistance was planned to achieve both a color-matched hairless skin envelope and a well-projected ear in single stage.

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Nataliya, B., & Martin, M. C. (2015). A True Single-Stage Reconstruction of a Projected Auricle for Concha-Type Microtia Incorporating Endoscopically Harvested Temporoparietal Fascia. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 26(6), 1930–1932. https://doi.org/10.1097/SCS.0000000000001916

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