Beschreibung
The use of selective supraomohyoid neck dissection for treatment of the neck, in oral cancer patients, is now well established. The access to the surgical site is gained through submandibular incision in conjunction with midline lip split incision, to develop a lower cheek flap. Post-surgical, skin closure techniques vary widely in the reported literature and choice largely lies with the surgeon, basing it on his experience. Critical to the choice of method is the need for rapid application, accurate skin apposition, economy and reproducibility. However, of paramount importance is the need to achieve excellent cosmesis and post-operative neck mobility given the conspicuous site and considerable morbidity associated with poor result. This study was designed to compare skin closure using staples and silk sutures in patients undergoing neck dissection, using both methods in one half of the same wound; thus each wound affording its own control.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Abhishek Ghosh- MDS in Oral & Maxillofacial surgery with many publications to his name. Certified with advance training, CMC-Vellore, Head and Neck fellow- HCG Ahmedabad & MSCC from Narayana Hrudayalaya(Bangalore). Currently working as Senior Resident at HBCH, TATA Centre, Varanasi.
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