Budur Abdulkareem Aloqab
Dental student, College of dentistry, Al Jouf University, Saudi Arabia
Publications
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Review
REVIEW OF RECONSTRUCTION OF DEFECTS AFTER ORAL CANCER SURGERY
Author(s): Khurram Latif Shah*, Rawan Hemidi Alenzi, Budur Abdulkareem Aloqab, Hala Hmoud Alshammari, Norah Turki Alrashed and Hala jazim alruwaili
The surgical management of oral cancer often necessitates the removal of significant tissue, leading to functional and aesthetic defects that can substantially impact a patient's quality of life. Reconstruction following oral cancer surgery aims not only to restore the appearance of the oral cavity but also to enable essential functions such as speaking, swallowing, and chewing. Various reconstructive techniques, including free flap transfer, local flaps, and prosthetics, have evolved to address these challenges. The choice of reconstruction method depends on factors such as the size and location of the defect, the patient’s overall health, and the anticipated functional outcomes. Advances in surgical techniques and materials have improved the success rates of reconstruction, leading to better functional and psychological outcomes for patients. Furthermore, a multidisciplina.. Read More»