Onco- reconstruction
Onco-Reconstruction: Restoring Form and Function After Injury
Onco-reconstruction, an essential aspect of cancer treatment, involves the surgical restoration of form and function in areas affected by cancer or its treatment. Typically performed after cancer removal surgeries, such as mastectomy or tumor resection, onco-reconstruction aims to rebuild and restore the affected area. Techniques like tissue transfer, microvascular surgery, or the use of implants are commonly employed to achieve optimal outcomes. Beyond cosmetic restoration, onco-reconstruction plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life and psychological well-being of cancer survivors by addressing physical changes and functional impairments resulting from cancer treatment. It embodies a multidisciplinary approach, often involving collaboration between oncologists, surgeons, and reconstructive specialists, to ensure comprehensive care for cancer patients throughout their journey from diagnosis to recovery.
Key aspects of Onco-Reconstruction include
Restoring Tissue After Cancer Surgery
Onco-reconstruction involves the transfer of healthy tissue from one part of the body to another to replace areas affected by cancer surgery. This can include reconstructing the breast after a mastectomy, rebuilding the jaw or face after head and neck cancer surgery, or reconstructing other areas affected by tumor excision.
Functional Restoration
In addition to cosmetic outcomes, onco-reconstruction focuses on restoring the function of affected areas. This may involve the repair of muscles, nerves, or structures that are critical for speech, swallowing, or facial expressions, particularly in head and neck reconstructions.
Improved Aesthetic Outcomes
Onco-reconstruction aims to not only restore function but also enhance the appearance of the affected area, improving patients' self-esteem. Surgeons work to recreate a natural appearance, often using techniques like tissue rearrangement, scar revision, and cosmetic surgery to blend the reconstructed tissue with the surrounding area.
Head and Neck Reconstruction
Onco-reconstruction is crucial for patients who have undergone surgery for head and neck cancers. These reconstructions can involve rebuilding structures such as the jaw, cheekbones, or throat. Surgeons may use free flap surgery, where tissue is transferred from other parts of the body to replace missing tissue, restoring both appearance and function.
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Consultation
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Personalised Plan
A plan designed just for you, focusing on the best results for your condition and goals.
Recovery Support
Comprehensive aftercare to ensure a smooth healing process with ongoing expert guidance.