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Correction of a Latero Nasal Cancrum Oris Defect Using the Webster Advancement Flap Technique; a Hypothesis

Background: The destructive facial effects of cancrum oris remain a major problem for surgeons and the patients themselves. Although known since antiquity, the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and etiology of the disease remain a subject of debate. Further research is needed to identify more exactly the causative agents. Only in the twentieth century were effective drugs (sulfonamides and penicillin) against noma developed, as well as adequate surgical treatment for the sequelae of noma. These modes of treatment remain inaccessible for the many present-day victims of noma because of their extreme poverty. The only truly effective approach to the problem of noma throughout the world is prevention, namely, combating the extreme poverty with measures that lead to economic progress. Here, we explore the potential use of a flap technique as a solution to the extensive facial tissue destruction that occurs in Noma. Objective : To propose the Webster advancement flap technique as a possible solution to latero nasal NOMA management. Results: The potential benefits and results of using a flap technique could be the little chances of graft rejection, the good blood supply associated with flaps and the esthetically conserved nature of the procedure. Thus, it could become an alternative to the often radical and inesthetic solution of skin grafts. Conclusion: Surgeons often have to make tough choices in the selection of an appropriate technique when faced with the management of NOMA. Thus, we propose a conservative and esthetic method of going around this problem.