Sarcoid carcinoma buccal mucosa 40 yr lady


tumor lat view

tumour medial view


after excision of tumor



Neck dissection


feeding tube inserted and flap being planned

After closure


18/3/2018
after closure
A 40 year old female mother 8 children was in habit of chewing tobacco for past 20 years. She developed swelling in her lower jaw.   Biopsy of swelling came as squamous cell carcinoma .
She under went complete excision of lesion with clear margins and neck dissection. Pectoral major flap and skin was used to reconstruct the defect. Feeding tube was inserted for feeding up to a month.

Dr Adhishwar Sharma
MB,BS ,MS General Surgery PGIMER Chd
Mch Plastic Surgery
Fellowship in Hand and microvascular surgery
brahmanandclinic.com

8860650846, adhishwar7@gmail.com







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