Bridging the Gap: Interim Prosthetic Rehabilitation for Oro-Cutaneous Fistula Post Cancer SurgeryA Case Report
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This abstract summarizes the use of a cheek
prosthesis following surgical resection of buccal mucosa
due to cancer. squamous cell carcinoma, can lead to
extensive tissue loss and functional impairment.
Reconstruction with a cheek prosthesis plays a vital role
in restoring facial aesthetics, preserving oral functions,
and improving the overall quality of life for patients.
This abstract highlights the benefits and challenges
associated with the utilization of cheek prostheses,
including their fabrication techniques, functional
considerations, and patient satisfaction. The
comprehensive management approach involving a
multidisciplinary team is emphasized, ensuring
successful rehabilitation and psychosocial support for
individuals recovering from cancer surgery’s.
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