What is the most common flap used for reconstruction of radical neck dissection sx?_____
#2
What levels of lymph nodes are dissected in radical neck dissection?_____
#3
A _____ incision is used for I&D of parotid abscess
#4
_____ system of tooth charting:
#5
Name the following forceps: _____
#6
Fenestrations in the tracheostomy tube are important for _____
#7
Name the following forceps: _____
#8
_____ system of tooth charting: (with plus and minus sign)
#9
The _____ and jugulodigastric nodes are the most commonly involved in maxillary sinus carcinoma.
#10
_____ is an invasive procedure where tiny electrodes are implanted in the brain and are connected via a subcutaneous wire to a neurostimulator (maximum two), which is placed under the skin of the clavicle.
Head and Neck Cancer Indian Medical PG Flashcards - Medical Study Cards
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Head and Neck Cancer Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 1: What is the most common flap used for reconstruction of radical neck dissection sx?_____
Answer: Pec. major flap
Flashcard 2: What levels of lymph nodes are dissected in radical neck dissection?_____
Answer: Level 1-5
Flashcard 3: A _____ incision is used for I&D of parotid abscess
Answer: preauricular
Flashcard 4: _____ system of tooth charting:
Answer: Universal
Flashcard 5: Name the following forceps: _____
Answer: Citelli's forceps
Flashcard 6: Fenestrations in the tracheostomy tube are important for _____
Answer: phonation
Flashcard 7: Name the following forceps: _____
Answer: Tilley's forceps
Flashcard 8: _____ system of tooth charting: (with plus and minus sign)
Answer: Haderup
Flashcard 9: The _____ and jugulodigastric nodes are the most commonly involved in maxillary sinus carcinoma.
Answer: submandibular
Flashcard 10: _____ is an invasive procedure where tiny electrodes are implanted in the brain and are connected via a subcutaneous wire to a neurostimulator (maximum two), which is placed under the skin of the clavicle.
Answer: Deep brain stimulation
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