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Microvascular Reconstructive head neck surgery
Reconstructive surgery is a technical term for the surgical procedures that reconstruct, rebuild, and repair the mouth's tissues, such as the mouth’s mucous membrane, jaw bone, and muscles of the face. Microvascular head and neck reconstruction is a reconstructive surgery that pertains to the head and neck blood vessels. This procedure uses microsurgery to reconnect blood vessels that have been cut or damaged. It helps patients improve breathing and swallowing, restore function, and improve speech in patients with cancer in those parts of the body. Patients are able to enjoy more mobility, reduced pain, and improved quality of life following microvascular surgery. Dr Vadodariya offers comprehensive surgical and medical care for common disorders affecting the region including cancer, thyroid disease, nasal polyps and deviated septum, thyroid disease, and sleep apnea.
Oral cancer surgery
Cancer in the mouth is known as oral cancer and is a type of head and neck cancer. It primarily starts in the mouth or throat. The mouth is made up of the lips, the tongue, the inside of the cheeks, and the gums. Oral cancer surgery is a surgical intervention used to remove or treat cancerous tissue from the mouth or throat. A team of anesthesiologists, oral surgeons, plastic surgeons, and radiation oncologists are required for the procedure. If a patient suffers from mouth cancer, this surgery is necessary. This type of surgery can be performed through an oral incision in the cheek, at the back of the tongue, or under the lip. One can talk after mouth surgery if there's no obstruction in the air passages. The survival rate of oral cancer is high if it has been detected early.
Thyroid and parathyroid surgery
Thyroid and parathyroid surgery is a procedure to remove the thyroid gland (located in the neck) and some or all of the parathyroid glands (located behind the thyroid). Thyroid hormones regulate the body's metabolism, which is how it converts food and oxygen into energy. With a healthy system, the thyroid gland releases hormones that stimulate the body to release more energy. while parathyroid hormone regulates calcium levels in the blood that make sure the bones don't get weak or brittle. The most common reason for thyro-parathyroid surgery is to control a condition called hyperthyroidism, where thyroid hormones increase too much. In other words surgery corrects problems with these glands.
Laryngeal cancer and endoscopic laryngeal surgery
Laryngeal cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the larynx (voice box). Laryngeal cancer and endoscopic laryngeal surgery is a surgical procedure that removes cancerous tissue from the vocal cords, larynx, or both. It can also remove other structures in the area such as lymph nodes. Laryngeal cancer is usually caused by tobacco and alcohol use. It can affect the vocal cords and nerves, which will result in difficulty speaking and swallowing. Laryngeal cancer and endoscopic laryngeal surgery are forms of treatment for laryngeal cancer and some other laryngeal conditions. Laryngeal cancer is a serious and life-threatening disease. But it can be successfully treated using a surgical procedure called endoscopic laryngeal surgery.
Sinonasal cancer and endoscopic nasal cancer surgery
Sinonasal cancer is a type of cancer that affects the nasal passage and sinus. It is also a type of head and neck cancer. It develops mucosal tissue in the nasal passages or sinuses and can spread to the cheekbones, forehead or scalp. There is no specific reason as to why sinonasal cancer starts, but some of the risk factors are tobacco smoke, family history of sinonasal cancer, and being infected with the human papillomavirus. It's a rare type of cancer, so not much is known about it. It's curable if diagnosed in its early stages.
