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Expanded Superficial Temporalis Fascial Flap for Orbital Reconstruction in a Postirradiated Orbit: A Patient Report

The temporalis musculofascial flap can be pre-expanded to increase its area prior to transfer. The large size of the preexpanded flap enabled orbital reconstruction to be carried out in a postirradiated orbit in a three-year-old girl. The flap was split, transferred in two parts, and covered with a buccal mucosal graft. A prosthetic shell was satisfactorily fitted postoperatively.