Postoperative Complications and Functional Results after Total Glossectomy with Microvascular Reconstruction
Yoshihiro Kimata(Okayama University), Kiyonori Harii(Kyorin University), Ryuichi Hayashi(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Masao Asai(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Waichiro Ohyma(National Cancer Center Hospital East), Takashi Nakatsuka(Shizuoka University), Seiji Kishimoto(Social Insurance Saitama Chuo Hospital), Satoshi Ebihara(Fundación Juan March), Tatsumasa HANEDA(National Cancer Center), Kiyotaka Uchiyama(Japanese Red Cross Medical Center), Masahisa Saikawa(National Cancer Center Hospital East)
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