Management of Complications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Management of Complications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
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Management of Complications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2nd Edition, presents clear and consistent guidance on all aspects of both common and less common, minor and major complications encountered in oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMS) practice. In-depth chapters provide thorough descriptions of each complication and recommend treatment strategies for associated complications of anesthesia, implant surgery, maxillofacial trauma, and more, using easy to read algorithms.  Fully revised and expanded, the Second Edition incorporates the most current evidence and advances in the specialty, including implementation of virtual surgical planning for orthognathic and reconstructive surgery. Nine entirely new chapters address complications in minimally invasive cosmetic surgery, lip cancer, dermatopathology and skin cancer, microneurosurgery for trigeminal nerve injuries, transoral robotic surgery (TORS), sialoendoscopy complications, perioperative navigation for dental implants, head and neck radiotherapy, and ambulatory anesthesia in pediatric and geriatric patients.  Highlights include:  Provides a systematic, easy-to-read approach to complication prevention, recognition, and management Covers most potential complications, ranging from the routine to the complex Features more than 500 high-quality clinical images demonstrating all concepts discussed in the text Includes keywords, tables, learning objectives, and further readings in each chapter Includes treatment algorithms to guide clinical decision-making Edited by prominent oral and maxillofacial surgeons with contributions by leading experts in their respective areas  Management of Complications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Second Edition is a must-have for all oral and maxillofacial surgeons, residents, and trainees, and a valuable resource for dental students and dental practitioners, for clinical practice, and for examination preparation.

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Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Illustrations

Guide

Pages

Management of Complications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Preface

List of Contributors

1 Ambulatory Anesthesia

INTRODUCTION

PREVENTION OF COMPLICATIONS IN AMBULATORY ANESTHESIA. Patient Characteristics/Selection

Procedure Characteristics/Selection

Patient Screening

Intraoperative Patient Monitoring

Pulse Oximetry

Heart Rate and Rhythm Monitoring

Blood Pressure

Capnography

Precordial (Esophageal) Stethoscope

Personnel Preparedness

Equipment and Emergency Supplies

Postoperative Monitoring

INCIDENCE OF COMPLICATIONS IN AMBULATORY ANESTHESIA

NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS. Syncope

Algorithm 1.1: Loss of Consciousness with Vasovagal Prodrome

Algorithm 1.2: Loss of Consciousness without Vasovagal Prodrome

Oversedation

Seizures

CARDIOPULMONARY COMPLICATIONS. Respiratory Depression and Respiratory Arrest

Algorithm 1.3: Respiratory Compromise

Laryngospasm, Bronchospasm, and Acute Asthma

Aspiration

Preoperative Fasting Period (NPO Guidelines)

Acute Vascular Events

Cardiac Arrhythmias

Hypertension and Hypotension

GASTROINTESTINAL COMPLICATIONS. Nausea and Vomiting

ENDOCRINE COMPLICATIONS. Hypoglycemia

Adrenal Crisis

IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS. Hypersensitivity Reactions

PSYCHIATRIC AND EMOTIONAL COMPLICATIONS

COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO PATIENT POSITIONING

COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO IV LINE PLACEMENT

ANESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS

Pediatric Respiratory Complications

Pediatric Cardiovascular Complications

Other Pediatric Complications

PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC ANESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

2 Third Molar Surgery

INTRODUCTION

MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY. Alveolar Osteitis

Algorithm 2.1: Alveolar Osteitis

Infection

Algorithm 2.2: Surgical Site Infection

Bleeding/Hemorrhage

Algorithm 2.3: Hemorrhage

Mandibular Fracture

Oral–Antral Communication

Injury to Adjacent Teeth/Wrong Tooth Extraction

Algorithm 2.4: Oroantral Communication

Injury to Adjacent Osseous Structures

Pain and Swelling

TMJ Injury

Displacement of Teeth

Aspiration/Ingestion

Neurological Complications

Algorithm 2.5: Neurosensory Deficit

Osteomyelitis

Instrument Breakage/Foreign Body Displacement

Algorithm 2.6. Fractured Instrument/Foreign Body

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

3 Implant Surgery

INTRODUCTION

PRE‐OPERATIVE PLANNING. Patient Assessment

Clinical Examination

Virtual Surgical Planning

Prosthodontic and Surgical Treatment Planning

INTRA‐OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

Nerve Injury

Damage to Adjacent Teeth

Algorithm 3.1: Nerve Injury

Algorithm 3.2: Damage to Adjacent Teeth

Implant Displacement and Migration

Algorithm 3.3: Implant Displacement and Migration

Dental Implant Aspiration

Dental Implant Ingestion

Bleeding

Algorithm 3.4: Bleeding

Air Embolism

Mandible Fracture

Algorithm 3.5: Mandible Fracture

POST‐OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS. Infection

Peri‐implantitis

Algorithm 3.6: Infection

Algorithm 3.7: Peri‐implantitis

Implant Fracture

Algorithm 3.8: Fractured Implants and Components

ZYGOMATIC IMPLANT COMPLICATIONS

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

4 Technology and Navigation in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

INTRODUCTION

DATA ACQUISITION PHASE COMPLICATIONS

Preoperative CT Not Taken Using Correct Parameters/Incorrect Postprocessing

Inadequate/Incorrect Records

PREOPERATIVE PLANNING COMPLICATIONS

Complications from Errors Made During Preoperative Planning Phase

MANUFACTURING COMPLICATIONS. Inaccurately Manufactured 3D Materials

SURGERY PHASE COMPLICATIONS

Patient‐Specific Cutting Guide or Splint Does Not Fit

Patient‐Specific Implant Does Not Fit

INTRA‐ AND POSTOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT COMPLICATIONS

Algorithm 4.5: Surgery (Occlusal‐Based Guide or Splint Does Not Fit)

INTRAOPERATIVE IMAGING COMPLICATIONS. Intraoperative CT Does Show Area of Interest

NAVIGATION COMPLICATIONS

Algorithm 4.7: Patient‐Specific Implant Does Not Fit

POSITION OF VIRTUAL POINTER ON MONITOR DOES NOT REPRODUCE THE POSITION OF INSTRUMENT ON THE PATIENT

Algorithm 4.9: Navigation Complications (Optical Tracking System)

DENTAL IMPLANTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND ASSOCIATED COMPLICATIONS

Unstable or Uncomfortable Fit of Patient Tracker

Inaccurate Fit of Patient Tracker

Line‐of‐Sight Between Cameras and Tracking Arrays Is Blocked

Dislodgement of Restorations, Including Crowns, Bridge, or Fillings

Dislodgement of Patient Tracker

Implant or Osteotomy Is Poorly Positioned

Direct Injury to Inferior Alveolar Nerve

Injury to Adjacent Soft Tissues

Poor Bone Quality at Implant Site

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

5 Maxillofacial Trauma

SOFT TISSUE INJURIES

Animal Bites

Canine Bites

Feline Bites

Human Bites

Management

Algorithm 5.1: Soft Tissue Injury

Parotid Duct Injury

Sialocele

Algorithm 5.2: Parotid Duct Injury

Algorithm 5.3: Sialocele Formation

Peripheral Facial Nerve Injury

Nasolacrimal Injury

Algorithm 5.4: Peripheral Facial Nerve Injury

Ectropion

Medial Ectropion

Lateral Ectropion

Algorithm 5.5: Nasolacrimal Injury

Entropion

Algorithm 5.6: Cicatricial Ectropion

Algorithm 5.7: Cicatricial Entropion

HARD TISSUE INJURIES. Mandibular Fractures (Symphysis, Body, Angle)

Principles of Rigid Internal Fixation

Teeth in the Line of Mandible Fractures

Infection

Malunion/Malocclusion

Mandibular Symphysis, Parasymphysis, and Body Fractures

Algorithm 5.8: Malocclusion (No Malunion)

Mandibular Angle Fractures

Nonunion

Atrophic Edentulous Mandibular Fractures

Mandibular Widening

Algorithm 5.9: Mandibular Widening

Facial Asymmetry

Mandibular Condyle Fractures

Malunion/Malocclusion

Facial Asymmetry

Mandibular Hypomobility/Temporomandibular Joint Ankylosis

Facial Nerve Injury with Approaches or Intraoral Approaches to the Mandible

Algorithm 5.10: TMJ Ankylosis

Trigeminal Nerve Injuries

FRONTAL SINUS FRACTURES

Principles of Frontal Sinus Management

Infection/Sinusitis

Complications of Sinusitis. Mucocele and Mucopyocele

Algorithm 5.11: Frontal Mucocele and Mucopyocele

Orbital Complications

Frontal Osteomyelitis

Meningitis

Intracranial Abscess

Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis

Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak

Esthetic Deformity

ORBITAL FRACTURES

Orbital Blow‐out/Blow‐in Fractures

Limitation of Extraocular Muscle Movements

Enophthalmos

Eyelid Malposition

Cranio‐orbital Fractures

ORBITOZYGOMATICOMAXILLARY COMPLEX FRACTURES

Malar Flattening

Neurosensory Complications

Algorithm 5.12: Malar Flattening

OCULAR TRAUMA

NASOORBITOETHMOIDAL FRACTURES

Telecanthus

Algorithm 5.13: Traumatic Telecanthus

Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction

Cosmetic Deformity/Saddle Nose Deformity

NASAL FRACTURES

Septal Hematoma

Epistaxis

Cosmetic Deformities/Saddle Nose Deformity

Nasal Airway Obstruction/Septal Deviation

Scarring

MAXILLARY FRACTURES

Malocclusion

Facial Widening

Sinusitis

Hemorrhage

TEMPORAL BONE FRACTURES

TRACHEOSTOMY

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

6 Orthognathic Surgery

PREOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

Diagnosis

Motivation

Medical Issues

Airway Issues

Orthodontic Preparation

Dental Issues

INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

MAXILLARY SURGERY: INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

Algorithm 6.1 LeFort I Osteotomy Sequence

Dental Trauma

Soft Tissue Issues

Fixation Issues

Maxillary Downfracture

Maxillary Mobilization and Repositioning

Hemorrhage

Nerve Injury During Le Fort Osteotomy

Airway Compromise

GENIOPLASTY. Preoperative Phase

Perioperative Phase

Postoperative Phase

MANDIBLE: INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

Intraoral Vertical Ramus Osteotomy

Sagittal Split Ramus Osteotomy

Algorithm 6.2: Sagittal Split Osteotomy Sequence

Algorithm 6.3: Sagittal Split Osteotomy Sequence

VARIATIONS OF MANDIBULAR OSTEOTOMIES “Midline” Split of the Mandible

Anterior Segmental Osteotomy

Intraoperative Anesthesia‐Related Issues

Airway Complications

Hypotensive Anesthesia

Emergence from Anesthesia in the Operating/Recovery Room

POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY (FIGURE 6.15) Short Term

In the Recovery Room

Bleeding

Blindness

FIRST WEEK POSTSURGERY. Malocclusions

Pain

Edema

Nausea and Vomiting

Psychological

Neurological

Nutrition

Wound Healing

FIRST MONTH. Hardware Failure

Bleeding/Hemorrhage

Nasal and Sinus Complications

Hearing

Devitalized Teeth

Range of Motion

Splints

Transverse Issues

Sequestrum Formation

Hardware

Neural Issues. Changes in Taste

Orthodontic Issues

Patient Satisfaction

Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Long‐Term Complications

Stability

Permanent Cranial Nerve Damage

Cranial Nerve VII

THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT: INTERNAL DERANGEMENT OF THE TMJ AND IDIOPATHIC CONDYLAR RESORPTION

Pitfalls of Virtual Surgical Planning for Orthognathic Surgery

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

7 Distraction Osteogenesis

INTRODUCTION

PREOPERATIVE PLANNING PHASE

Patient Selection

Distraction Vector Planning

INTRAOPERATIVE PHASE. Neurological and Dental Injury

Incomplete Osteotomy and Improper Device Placement

Algorithm 7.1: Inadequate/Improper Distraction

Algorithm 7.2: Improper Alveolar DO Vector

Algorithm 7.3: Inadequate DO Magnitude

POSTOPERATIVE PHASE. Device Failure

Inadequate Distraction

Infection

Inadequate Bony Regenerate

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

8 Obstructive Sleep Apnea Surgery

INTRODUCTION

COMPLICATIONS WITH PALATAL PROCEDURES

COMPLICATIONS WITH GENIOGLOSSUS ADVANCEMENT AND HYOID SUSPENSION

COMPLICATIONS WITH MAXILLOMANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT

INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN MAXILLOMANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT. Excessive Bleeding

Algorithm 8.1: Bleeding

Bad Split

Algorithm 8.2: Bad Splits

Malocclusion

Algorithm 8.3: Malocclusion

POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN MAXILLOMANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT. Early Medical Complications

Algorithm 8.4: Postoperative Complications

Infections

Malocclusion

Algorithm 8.5: Malocclusion

Hardware Failure/Malunion/Nonunion

Paresthesia and Dysesthesia

Temporomandibular Joint Disorders

Facial Aesthetic Changes

TRANSORAL ROBOTIC SURGERY

DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS

HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE STIMULATION

CONCLUSIONS

Algorithm 8.6: Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulator

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

9 Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery

INTRODUCTION

COMPLICATIONS IN CLEFT LIP AND NOSE REPAIR

Early Complications

Late Complications

Cutaneous Lip Problems. Long Upper Lip

Tight Upper Lip

Short Upper Lip

Philtrum Abnormalities

Cutaneous Problems

Nostril Stenosis

Nasal Asymmetry

Facial Growth

COMPLICATIONS IN PALATOPLASTY PROCEDURES

Palatoplasty Procedures and Outcome Differences

Perioperative Complications of Cleft Palate Repair

Management of Palatal Fistulas

Operative Techniques for Closure of Palatal Fistulas

Algorithm 9.1: Revision Palatoplasty

Growth After Palatoplasty

Management of Velopharyngeal Dysfunction

Operative Techniques for Treatment of VPI

Complications Related to Surgical Procedures for VPI

COMPLICATIONS OF CRANIOFACIAL SURGERY

Intraoperative Complications of Craniofacial Surgery

Late Postoperative Complications of Craniofacial Surgery

Algorithm 9.2: Secondary Cranial Vault Defect Reconstruction

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

10 Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Facial Surgery

INTRODUCTION

COMPLICATIONS OF NEUROTOXINS

Bruising and Swelling

Injection Site Pain

Brow, Eyelid Ptosis, Oral Incompetence

Algorithm 10.1: Botox‐Induced Upper Eyelid Ptosis Management

Immune/Allergic Reactions, Systemic Absorption

COMPLICATIONS OF INJECTABLE FILLERS

Inappropriate Placement of Filler, Early and Late Visible Irregularities

Algorithm 10.2: Treatment of Mild to Moderate Complications Following Filler Injections

Algorithm 10.3: Filler Injection Hematoma

Algorithm 10.4: Filler Irregularity

Tissue Necrosis/Blindness

Algorithm 10.5: Intra‐arterial Filler Injection Complication

Algorithm 10.6: Treatment of Severe Complications Following Filler Injections

Discoloration and Granuloma Formation

Complications of Skin Resurfacing Procedures. Nonablative and Ablative Skin Therapies

Nonablative, Subsurface Therapies

Edema, Purpura, and Blistering

Hypopigmentation and Hyperpigmentation

Algorithm 10.7: Nonablative, Ablative, and Chemical Exfoliation Management of Scarring

Algorithm 10.8: Nonablative, Ablative, and Chemical Exfoliation Management of Persistent Erythema

Fat Atrophy and Subsurface Irregularity

Allergic Reaction with Attempted Tattoo Removal

Ablative Skin Resurfacing and Chemical Exfoliation

Chemical Peels and Laser Skin Resurfacing

Erythema and Pruritis

Scars

Hyperpigmentation or Hypopigmentation

Infection

Algorithm 10.9: Skin Resurfacing Hypopigmentation andHyperpigmentation Management

Algorithm 10.10: Nonablative, Ablative, and Chemical ExfoliationManagement of Viral and Bacterial Complications

Milia and Acne Eruption

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

11 Cosmetic Facial Surgery

INTRODUCTION

SURGICAL FACIAL COSMETIC PROCEDURES. Blepharoplasty

Edema, Ecchymosis, Conjunctival Irritation, and Corneal Abrasion

Corneal Abrasion and Superficial Punctate Keratitis

Ectropion, Entropion, Lid Shortening, Poor Lid Seal, and Ptosis

Algorithm 11.1: Blepharoplasty Management of Eyelid Complications

Dry Eyes

Acute Angle Glaucoma

Algorithm 11.2: Blepharoplasty Management of Conjunctival Complications

Retrobulbar Hematoma

Blindness

Algorithm 11.3: Blepharoplasty Lagophthalmos Complication

Algorithm 11.4: Blepharoplasty Management of Ecchymosis and Retrobulbar Hematoma

Infection

BROW LIFT PROCEDURES

Bleeding and Hematoma Formation

Postoperative Pain

Edema

Neurosensory Disturbances

Incisional Alopecia

Facial Nerve Weakness

Relapse of Brow Ptosis

FACELIFT, NECK LIFT, AND SUBMENTAL LIPOSUCTION PROCEDURES

Hematoma

Facial Nerve Injury

Superficial Epidermolysis

Algorithm 11.5: Cervicofacial Rhytidectomy Management of Bleeding

Algorithm 11.6: Cervicofacial Rhytidectomy Management of Facial Nerve Paralysis

Neurosensory Disturbances

Algorithm 11.7: Cervicofacial Rhytidectomy Management of Skin Ischemia

Contour Irregularities

Pixie‐Ear Deformity

Algorithm 11.8: Cervicofacial Rhytidectomy Management of Neurosensory Disturbances

FACIAL IMPLANT PROCEDURES

Infection

Bone Resorption and Visible Implant

Implant Mobility

Neurosensory Disturbances

RHINOPLASTY

Bleeding

Algorithm 11.9: Rhinoplasty Management of Hemorrhage

Infection

Airway Obstruction

Intracranial Communication

Open Roof Deformity

Saddle Nose Deformity

Algorithm 11.10: Rhinoplasty Management of Infections

Pollybeak Deformity

Algorithm 11.11: Rhinoplasty Intracranial Communication Management

Bossae and Unitip Deformity

Rocker Deformity, “Inverted‐V” Deformity, and “Keel” Deformity

Algorithm 11.12: Rhinoplasty Deformities Management

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

12 Temporomandibular Joint Surgery

INTRODUCTION

PREOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS. Inappropriate Diagnosis and Treatment

INTRAOPERATIVE TMJ SURGERY COMPLICATIONS

Minimally Invasive TMJ Surgery and Arthroscopic Complications

Minimally Invasive – Vascular Injury

Algorithm 12.1: Vascular Injury During Temporomandibular Surgery

Minimally Invasive – Otologic Complications

Minimally Invasive – Fluid Extravasation

Minimally Invasive – Violation of Cranial Base

Minimally Invasive – Instrumentation Complications

Minimally Invasive – Neurological Injuries

Algorithm 12.2: Facial Nerve Injury During Temporomandibular Surgery

Open TMJ Arthroplasty Procedures

Modified Condylotomy – Neurological Injuries

Modified Condylotomy – Vascular Injuries

Open Joint Procedures – Vascular Injuries

Open Joint Procedures – Neurological Injuries

Total Joint Replacement – Vascular Injuries

Total Joint Replacement – Implant Malposition

Total Joint Replacement – Allergic Reactions

Postoperative Complications. Infection

Algorithm 12.3: Alloplastic Total Joint Prosthesis Infection

Malocclusion (Algorithm 12.4)

Algorithm 12.4: Postoperative Malocclusion After Temporomandibular Surgery

Implant Failure

Hypomobility and Ankylosis (Heterotopic Ossification)

Persistent Chronic Pain

Frey's Syndrome

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

13 Ablative Oral/Head and Neck Surgery

INTRODUCTION

COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO ABLATIVE SURGERY FOR MALIGNANT TUMORS. Predictive Factors

Advanced Age

Compromised Nutritional Status

Medical Comorbidity

Treatment‐Related Factors

COMPLICATIONS. Treatment Failure

Local Recurrence

Algorithm 13.1: Treatment Failure for Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Regional Recurrence

Distant Metastatic Disease

Second Primary Disease

Neurological Dysfunction

Spinal Accessory Nerve

Facial Nerve

Algorithm 13.2: Spinal Accessory Nerve Dysfunction Following Neck Dissection

Phrenic Nerve

Miscellaneous Nerve Injuries

Wound Infection

Chylous Fistula

Algorithm 13.3: Thoracic Duct Laceration and Chyle Leak

Wound Dehiscence and Exposure of Reconstruction Bone Plates

COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO ABLATIVE SURGERY FOR BENIGN TUMORS. Predictive Factors

Recurrence. Odontogenic Tumors

Parotid Tumors

Algorithm 13.4: Tumor of the Superficial Lobe of the Parotid Gland

Nerve Injury. Sensory Nerve Injury

Motor Nerve Injury

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

14 Lip Cancer

INTRODUCTION

Diagnosis/Staging

COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH LIP RECONSTRUCTION. Wound Dehiscence

Algorithm 14.1: Wound Dehiscence

Microstomia

Algorithm 14.2: Microstomia

Neurological Injury

Algorithm 14.3: Neurological Injury

SCARRING AND POOR COSMETIC OUTCOME

Algorithm 14.4: Cosmetic Outcomes

COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO RADIATION THERAPY

Algorithm 14.5: Radiation Therapy Complications

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

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15 Dermatopathology and Skin Cancer

INTRODUCTION

MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS IN THE ACUTE HEALING STAGE

Hematoma

Algorithm 15.1: Hematoma Management Including Preoperative Prevention And Intraoperative Measures

Algorithm 15.2: Postoperative Hematoma Evacuation Algorithm

Infection

Flap Failure

Algorithm 15.3: Management of SSI, Including Preoperative Prevention of SSI and Intraoperative Measures

Algorithm 15.4: Postoperative Management of SSI

Wound Dehiscence

Algorithm 15.5: Preoperative and Intraoperative Flap Failure Prevention

Tumor Recurrence

Hyper/Hypopigmentation

Surface Irregularities

Hypertrophic Scars, Unaesthetic Scar, and Keloid

Algorithm 15.6: Complication of Local Flaps

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

SUGGESTED READING

16 Hard Tissue Reconstruction

INTRODUCTION

PATIENT FACTORS IN COMPLICATIONS. Perioperative Comorbidity

Nutritional Status Issues

Algorithm 16.1: Selected Perioperative Comorbidity Considerations

Intraoral Wound Dehiscence

Nasogastric Tube Placement Complications

Effects of Diabetes Mellitus and the Use of Corticosteroids

Nicotine Effects

Risks of Blood Transfusion

HARD TISSUE GRAFT OPTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS. Autogenous Bone

Sinus Bone Graft Failure

Allografts and Xenografts

BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEINS. Swelling Associated with Bone Morphogenetic Proteins

SPECIFIC DONOR SITE MORBIDITY AND COMPLICATIONS

Intraoral Donor Sites

Algorithm 16.2: Bone graft site and selected associated complications

Intraoral Donor Site Wound Dehiscence

Iliac Crest Harvest Site

Infection at Iliac Crest Harvest Site

CALVARIAL BONE GRAFTS. Violation of the Inner Cortical Plate

COSTOCHONDRAL GRAFTS. Pain and Atelectasis

Violation of the Pleura

Tibial Bone Grafts

Persistent Exposed Segment of Nonviable Bone Graft

HARDWARE IN HARD TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION. Distraction Osteogenesis

Distractor Hardware Failure

Fixation Schemes

Fixation Hardware Failure

CONCLUSIONS

Algorithm 16.3: Hardware failure algorithm in hard tissue reconstruction

REFERENCES

17 Soft Tissue Reconstruction

INTRODUCTION

Total/Partial Flap Loss

Infection

Algorithm 17.1: Management of Partial and Total Flap Loss

Algorithm 17.2: Management of Wound Infection

Salivary Leak and Fistula

Hematoma Formation

PEDICLED SOFT TISSUE FLAPS. Pectoralis Major Myocutaneous Flap

Algorithm 17.3: Hematoma in the head and neck region

Submental Island Flap

Paramedian Forehead Flap

Buccal Fat Pad

VASCULARIZED SOFT TISSUE FREE FLAPS

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

18 Vascularized Reconstruction

INTRODUCTION

FASCIOCUTANEOUS AND OSTEOCUTANEOUS RADIAL FOREARM FLAP

Hand Ischemia

Radius Fracture

Algorithm 18.1: Radius Fracture

Sensory/Motor Deficit

Donor Site Skin Graft Failure

Algorithm 18.2: Donor Site Skin Graft Failure

OSTEOCUTANEOUS FIBULA FLAP

Foot Ischemia/Vascular Compromise

Gait Disturbance

Limited Great Toe Flexion

Neurological Injuries

Delayed Wound Healing

Skin Paddle Loss

Algorithm 18.3: Fibula Flap‐Skin Paddle Loss

OSTEOCUTANEOUS SCAPULA FLAP

Shoulder Dysfunction

Scapula Winging

Algorithm 18.4: Scapular Winging

Algorithm 18.5: Ventral Hernia

OSSEOUS ILIAC CREST FLAP

Ventral Hernias

Contour Deformity

Neurological Sequelae

Ambulation/Gait Disturbance

FLAP FAILURE

Surgical Management

Leech Therapy

Pharmacological Salvage

Algorithm 18.6: Free Flap Compromise

Radiological Evaluation

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

19 Head and Neck Radiotherapy

INTRODUCTION

COMPLICATIONS. Xerostomia

Algorithm 19.1: Xerostomia

Trismus

Algorithm 19.2: Trismus

Dysphagia

Algorithm 19.3: Dysphasia

Osteonecrosis of the Mandible and Maxilla

Algorithm 19.4: Osteonecrosis

Soft Tissue Necrosis and Chondral Necrosis

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

20 Microneurosurgery

INTRODUCTION

LACK OF FUNCTIONAL SENSORY RECOVERY AFTER NERVE REPAIR

Algorithm 20.1: Lack of Functional Sensory Recovery (FSR) after Nerve Repair

POOR PATIENT SELECTION

DIFFICULT SURGICAL ACCESS WITH INABILITY TO LOCALIZE NERVE STUMPS

Algorithm 20.2: Difficult Surgical Access of Nerve Stumps

IATROGENIC NERVE INJURY TO THE LN OR IAN

INADEQUATE NEUROMA RESECTION

Algorithm 20.3: Inadequate Neuroma Resection

TENSION ON NERVE REPAIR SITE

Algorithm 20.4: Management of the Nerve Gap

FASCICULAR MALALIGNMENT

POOR VASCULARITY OF SOFT TISSUE BED

TRISMUS AFTER NERVE REPAIR

SELF‐INDUCED INJURY AFTER NERVE REPAIR

IATROGENIC INJURY TO NERVE(s)

NO NERVE INJURY IDENTIFIED

PATHOLOGICAL MANDIBLE FRACTURE

MALOCCLUSION AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ISSUES

NERVE GRAFT COMPLICATIONS

NEUROPATHIC PAIN DEVELOPMENT

IAN RECONSTRUCTION IN ABLATIVE MANDIBULAR RESECTION

MISCELLANEOUS COMPLICATIONS

CONCLUSIONS

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21 Transoral Robotic Surgery

INTRODUCTION

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: PAIN

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: DYSPHAGIA

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: AIRWAY EDEMA

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: BLEEDING

Algorithm 21.1: Bleeding

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: IATROGENIC ORAL–CERVICAL COMMUNICATION AND PHARYNGOCUTANEOUS FISTULA FORMATION

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: NERVE INJURY

SEQUELAE AND COMPLICATIONS: OTHERS. Trismus and Neck Spasm

Cervical Spondylodiscitis

Iatrogenic Dental, Corneal, and Soft Tissue Injury

AIRWAY FIRE

Algorithm 21.3: Airway Fire

TORS “FAILURE TO CURE”: CONVERSION TO OPEN APPROACH OR ABANDON TORS PROCEDURE

TORS “FAILURE TO CURE”: INADEQUATE SURGICAL MARGIN

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

22 Sialoendoscopy

INTRODUCTION

SIALOENDOSCOPY VERSUS RADICAL SURGERY

SIALOENDOSCOPY‐RELATED COMPLICATIONS

Complications Associated with Sialoendoscopy

Avulsion of the Duct

Algorithm 22.1: Avulsion of the Duct

Secondary Strictures

Algorithm 22.2: Secondary Strictures

Perforation of the Duct

Immediate Postoperative Gland Swelling

Algorithm 22.3: Perforation of the Duct

Ranula

Algorithm 22.4: Postoperative Swelling

Algorithm 22.5: Ranula

Lingual Nerve Damage

Bleeding and Hematoma

Algorithm 22.6: Lingual Nerve Damage

Complications Associated with the Specific Sialoendoscopic Armamentarium

Algorithm 22.7: Bleeding and Hematoma

Intraoperative Damage to the Scope

Algorithm 22.8: Intraopertive Damage to the Scope

Basket Dislodgement

Grasper Breakdown

Algorithm 22.9: Basket Dislodgement/Grasper Breakdown/Sialoballoon tear

Sialobaloon Tear

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

23 Salivary Gland Surgery

INTRODUCTION

Benign Conditions and Pathology

Recurrence

Algorithm 23.1: Minor Salivary Gland Surgery Complications – Palate

Algorithm 23.2: Mucocele Excision Complication

Mental Nerve Injury

Scar

Bleeding

Palatine Artery Bleeding Algorithm

Oroantral/nasal Fistula Treatment Algorithm

PA Excision Complication Algorithm. Recurrence

Algorithm 23.3: Ductal Injury

Stenson Duct Injury Algorithm

Terminal Branches of Facial Nerve Injury Algorithm

Malignant Pathology

Major Salivary Gland Surgery Complications. Benign Conditions and Pathology of the Submandibular Gland

Sialolithectomy Complication Algorithm. Sialolith Displacement

Duct Injury

Algorithm 23.4: Submandibular Gland Excision Complications

Algorithm 23.5: Submandibular Gland Excision Complications

Algorithm 23.6 Submandibular Gland Excision Complications

Bleeding

Hematoma Formation

Infection

Scar Along the Neck Incision

Injury to the Marginal Mandibular Branch of the Facial Nerve

Injury to the Lingual and Hypoglossal Nerves (Figure 23.9)

Saliva Leak into the Neck with Fistula Formation

Benign Conditions and Pathology of the Sublingual Gland

Ranula Treatment Complication Algorithm. Recurrence

Injury to Wharton Duct

Benign Conditions and Pathology of the Parotid Gland

Algorithm for Facial Nerve Damage

Algorithm 23.7: Parotid Gland Excision Complications

Algorithm 23.8: Parotid Gland Excision Complications

Algorithm for Frey’s Syndrome

Algorithm for Hollowing

Algorithm for Sialoceles

Algorithm for Duct Transection

Algorithm for Fistulas

Malignant Pathology of the Submandibular, Sublingual, and Parotid Glands

CONCLUSIONS

REFERENCES

Index

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The effects of anesthetic drugs are the most common cause of respiratory depression in ambulatory anesthesia (Algorithm 1.3). An overdose of anesthesia will produce respiratory depression in virtually all cases, and this may progress to full respiratory arrest if not promptly corrected. Even typical doses of anesthetic drugs will cause some degree of respiratory depression in a proportion of patients.

Primary respiratory depression, caused by the provision of anesthesia itself, refers to a deficit in ventilation or oxygenation or both. Respiratory depression may take the form of mechanical obstruction, caused by collapse of the oropharyngeal soft tissues or occlusion of the airway by the tongue or secretions. Central respiratory depression, characterized by hypopnea or apnea, can also occur either separately or concurrently.

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