Role of “revascularisation surgery” in the management of mandibular osteoradionecrotic lesions: A report of 21 years of experience

Accuracy of fine‐needle aspiration cytology in suspicious neck nodes after radiotherapy: Retrospective analysis of 100 patients

“…Furthermore, recent studies had shown that PET-CT-guided surveillance is a suitable method to detect recurrent disease. 10 However, these methods are associated with greater costs and stress for the patient due to significant waiting times. Our study aimed to report 21 years of "revascularisation surgery," based on reported effectiveness and complication rates, for the specific management of mandibular osteoradionecrosis.…”

Comparison of aerosol generation between electrocautery and cold dissection tonsillectomy

“…5 Newer devices have recently emerged alongside old technologies. BiZact™ is a bipolar 'current-carrying' device that can seal vessels through applying only the required energy levels 10 ; thus, it has been termed a 'softened hot' technique. 10 When comparing the cold dissection technique and current-carrying electrocautery instruments, such as BiZact, the latter has been shown to reduce intra-operative bleeding and operative time and to reduce post-operative pain in comparison with cold dissection.…”

“…BiZact™ is a bipolar 'current-carrying' device that can seal vessels through applying only the required energy levels 10 ; thus, it has been termed a 'softened hot' technique. 10 When comparing the cold dissection technique and current-carrying electrocautery instruments, such as BiZact, the latter has been shown to reduce intra-operative bleeding and operative time and to reduce post-operative pain in comparison with cold dissection. 11 Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the most important criteria for the ideal tonsillectomy technique were: (1) shorter duration, (2) reduced post-operative pain, (3) minimised possibility for peri-operative bleeding, and (4) safety and efficacy.…”