INTRODUCTION
The revascularized free jejunum has been widely used to reconstruct the hypopharyngoesophageal tract[1]. Most of those patients sacrificed larynx before reconstruction using jejunum to restore the continuity of the digestive tract and allow oral alimentation. To fit the complex defect and preserve laryngeal function, we longitudinally incised jejunum partially to form partial patches and partial tubes graft transfer, and reconstruct the large or even circumferential hypopharyngoesophageal defect in patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the hypopharynx (SCCHP) invading the cervical esophagus. This might help to enlarge indications of jejunum in reconstruction pharyngoesophageal with preservation of larynx.