Clinical utilization of veiled incision and sternocleidomastoid flap in the operation of parotid gland region
Kai Yang
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Kai Yang
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Objective Using randomized multi-factor method to retrospectively analyse two operation methods.Methods Seven hundreds and thirty-five cases of intramembrane lesions of parotid gland were treated with two operation methods.One hundred twenty cases randomly selected from each operation treatment were divided into two groups.The post-operation deformity,facial paralysis and Fery′s syndrome were observed from 7 weeks to 3 years.Results There were significant differences in post-operation deformity , facial paralysis and Fery′s syndrome.Conclusion Improved operation methods can effectively reduce the post-parotidectomy complications.
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Objective Using randomized multi-factor method to retrospectively analyse two operation methods.Methods Seven hundreds and thirty-five cases of intramembrane lesions of parotid gland were treated with two operation methods.One hundred twenty cases randomly selected from each operation treatment were divided into two groups.The post-operation deformity,facial paralysis and Fery′s syndrome were observed from 7 weeks to 3 years.Results There were significant differences in post-operation deformity , facial paralysis and Fery′s syndrome.Conclusion Improved operation methods can effectively reduce the post-parotidectomy complications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Parotid gland, Surgery, Facial paralysis, Deformity, Parotidectomy, Facial nerve, Paralysis