CLINICAL CASE N° 1 (figures 3-5 and 8)
A 48 year-old male patient, presenting stabilized hypertension and hypercholesterolemia. A myoblastic type embryonic rhabdomyosarcoma in the right cheek was diagnosed at the age of 2 years. Surgical removal of the tumor and part of the cheek had been performed, combined with curietherapy and multiple chemotherapies. Several reconstructions had been implemented over the years (right jugal reconstruction using a back perforating flap, a scapula free flap, bicommissuroplasty, etc). The patient was referred to us for oral management. He wanted to have a functional and esthetic rehabilitation with prostheses allowing an easy oral hygiene maintenance.