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Maxillectomy

George Mochloulis, F. Kay Seymour, Joanna Stephens

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Intraoral incision Intraorally, the incision divides into two parts, gingivo buccal and palatal. Using cutting diathermy, continue the gingivobuccal incision laterally along the gingivobuccal sulcus as far as the maxillary tuberosity. The palatal part of the incision extends between the incisor teeth in the midline, to the hard palate until the junction of the hard and soft palate where it turns laterally behind the maxillary tuberosity to meet the gingivobuccal incision (17.2).

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Intraoral incision Intraorally, the incision divides into two parts, gingivo buccal and palatal. Using cutting diathermy, continue the gingivobuccal incision laterally along the gingivobuccal sulcus as far as the maxillary tuberosity. The palatal part of the incision extends between the incisor teeth in the midline, to the hard palate until the junction of the hard and soft palate where it turns laterally behind the maxillary tuberosity to meet the gingivobuccal incision (17.2).

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Intraoral incision Intraorally, the incision divides into two parts, gingivo buccal and palatal. Using cutting diathermy, continue the gingivobuccal incision laterally along the gingivobuccal sulcus as far as the maxillary tuberosity. The palatal part of the incision extends between the incisor teeth in the midline, to the hard palate until the junction of the hard and soft palate where it turns laterally behind the maxillary tuberosity to meet the gingivobuccal incision (17.2).

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