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Figure.1. a, The defect of cervical esophagus (yellow arrow) and larynx
(blue arrow); b, Harvesting of free jejunal flap; c, The free jejunal
flaps were partially longitudinally dissected; d Pharynx and esophagus
reconstruction.
Figure.2. Postoperative laryngoscopy of the reconstructed pharynx and
esophagus (red arrow shows jejunal graft transfer ).