The authors regret the follow errors in the above published paper, where the ethic approval and acknowledgement was missing, the correct statements are as follows:
Ethical Approval: Ethical Approval by Hull York Medical School Ethics Committee was granted for the cadaveric anatomical study of the submental flap.
Acknowledgement: HYMS Anatomy School.
The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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- Ipsilateral vertical modification of the submental island flap for intraoral reconstruction due to a vascular compromised, previously operated contralateral neckBritish Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryVol. 58Issue 10
- PreviewTraditionally the submental island flap has been raised horizontally across the midline, incorporating the submental skin based on the knowledge that the submental artery perforators terminates in a subdermal plexus sometimes connecting with the contralateral artery.1–4 The angiosome territory supplied by the artery has never been truly illustrated4 and necrosis is can occur in the ‘choke zone’ between contralateral arteries.2
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