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A case is reported of traumatic full-thickness loss of half the upper eyelid. The defect was reconstructed using a pedicled temporalis fascial flap in conjunction with a skin graft. The method is useful when more standard forms of reconstruction are impossible. The advantages of using temporalis fascia and some pitfalls are described.
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