resident:craniofacial
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| - | ====Surgical Approaches Review==== | + | ===== Oral and Maxillary Facial Surgery ===== |
| - | ● Submandibular\\ | + | |
| - | ● Retromandibular / transparotid\\ | + | Faculty:\\ |
| - | ● Preauricular | + | Dr. Glasgow - 301 237 1377 |
| - | ● Transconjunctival | + | |
| - | ● Subciliary | + | Recommended Reading:\\ |
| - | ● Coronal \\ | + | [[https://www.amazon.com/ |
| - | ● Upper bleph \\ | + | [[https:// |
| - | ● Rhino/septoplasty | + | |
| - | ● Gilles \\ | + | |
| - | ● Lefort \\ | + | ===== Surgical Approaches Review ===== |
| - | ● BSSO \\ | + | |
| - | ● Modified condylotomy \\ | + | |
| - | ● Anterior hip \\ | + | |
| - | ● Posterior hip \\ | + | |
| - | ● Tibia \\ | + | |
| - | ● Rib \\ | + | |
| - | ● Fibula \\ | + | |
| - | ● Tracheotomy \\ | + | |
| ====Submandibular==== | ====Submandibular==== | ||
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| Important structures: Levator palpebrae superioris, Muller' | Important structures: Levator palpebrae superioris, Muller' | ||
| Complications: | Complications: | ||
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| + | ====Upper eyelid / bleph==== | ||
| + | Incision: 10mm superior to upper lid margin and 6mm superior to lateral canthus (can extend as far laterally as needed for surgical access)\\ | ||
| + | Layers: skin, orbicularis oculi, periosteum (incised 2-3mm posterior to orbital rim) \\ | ||
| + | Important structures: Levator palpebrae superioris, Muller' | ||
| + | Complications: | ||
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| ====Preauricular==== | ====Preauricular==== | ||
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| Important structures: lacrimal sac, anterior ethmoid arteries, posterior ethmoid arteries \\ | Important structures: lacrimal sac, anterior ethmoid arteries, posterior ethmoid arteries \\ | ||
| Complications: | Complications: | ||
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| + | ==== Subciliary / Subtarsal==== | ||
| ====Rhinoplasty / septoplasty==== | ====Rhinoplasty / septoplasty==== | ||
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| Complications: | Complications: | ||
| - Ok for weight bearing immediately after procedure. - Avoid contact sports or vigorous physical activity for 6 weeks. - Fracture of tibia plateau \\ | - Ok for weight bearing immediately after procedure. - Avoid contact sports or vigorous physical activity for 6 weeks. - Fracture of tibia plateau \\ | ||
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| + | ====Tibia==== | ||
| + | - 25cc of cancellous bone - Can be performed in the office \\ | ||
| + | Anatomy: \\ | ||
| + | - Lateral approach to the tibia metaphysis. - Primary bony landmark in the proximal tibia is Gerdy’s tubercle. - Gerdy’s tubercle is a bony protuberance between the patellar ligament (midline) and the | ||
| + | head of the fibula, which is palpable 90 degrees laterally. - No vital anatomic structures located over Gerdy’s tubercle. - Cutaneous branches of the lateral sural nerve in the area - Fibular nerve is well protected beneath the head of the fibula and does not enter surgical field. - No major nerve structures are located over Gerdy’s tubercle \\ | ||
| + | - Branches of the inferior genicular artery and recurrent tibial artery. Easily cauterized. - Iliotibial tract attaches from above \\ | ||
| + | Incision: 3-4 cm incision directly over Gerdy’s tubercle, carried thru skin, subcutaneous tissues (including iliotibial tract) and periosteum. The periosteum is elevated in preparation for making a cortical window through the cortical bony plate at Gerdy’s tubercle. \\ | ||
| + | Bone harvest: \\ | ||
| + | - A cortical window can be made with a surgical drill or osteotome and mallet. - An oval hole offers less stress in the cortical bone as opposed to square or rectangle. - Harvest the cancellous bone with a curette by going across the tibial plateau and down the shaft of the tibia. - Care must be taken going superiorly to avoid the joint space of the knee. - Close in layers with iliotibial tract being reapproximated. \\ | ||
| + | Important structures: \\ | ||
| + | - iliotibial tract is the only anatomic structure one encounter during the dissection. \\ | ||
| + | A dense fascial band that runs from the anterior iliac crest to lateral surface of the tibia. \\ | ||
| + | Complications: | ||
| + | - Ok for weight bearing immediately after procedure. - Avoid contact sports or vigorous physical activity for 6 weeks. - Fracture of tibia plateau \\ | ||
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| ====Rib==== | ====Rib==== | ||
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| - First 48 hours most important - \\ | - First 48 hours most important - \\ | ||
| - | ====Tracheotomy:==== | + | ====Tracheotomy==== |
| Incision: Trace out Thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage and sternal notch. Horizontal line is drawn halfway in between the sternal notch and cricoid cartilage. Horizontal incision, Skin subcutaneous, | Incision: Trace out Thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage and sternal notch. Horizontal line is drawn halfway in between the sternal notch and cricoid cartilage. Horizontal incision, Skin subcutaneous, | ||
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