Risk of bone grinding surgery in Sichuan Friendship Hospital
Sichuan Friendship Hospital is an officially registered medical institution, which provides various plastic surgery services, including bone grinding surgery. However, bone grinding is a complicated plastic surgery, which has certain risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery in Sichuan Friendship Hospital from four aspects.
1. Preoperative risk
Before bone grinding surgery, doctors need to comprehensively assess the patient's physical condition, including bone structure, facial morphology, health status, etc. However, due to the different physical conditions and needs of each person, the accuracy of preoperative assessment has some limitations. This may lead to improper selection of the surgical plan, and the postoperative effect does not conform to the expectations.
In addition, the imperfection of preoperative examination and evaluation may also lead to increased risk of surgery. For example, failure to discover potential health problems in time, such as osteoporosis or abnormal distribution of facial nerves, may lead to postoperative complications.
In addition, preoperative psychological preparation is also very important. Bone grinding operation is a kind of operation to change personal appearance, which has a certain test on the psychological state of patients. If patients have high expectations for the surgical results, the possibility of postoperative dissatisfaction will increase.
2. Intraoperative risks
In the process of bone grinding surgery, doctors need to use various instruments to cut and modify the facial bone structure. This involves many links such as anesthesia and operation, and there are certain intraoperative risks.
The first is the risk of anesthesia. Appropriate anesthesia methods should be selected according to the patient's physical condition and the needs of surgery. Anaesthetic reactions, hypotension, respiratory depression and other complications may occur during anesthesia, which requires close monitoring by doctors.
The second is the operation risk. Doctors need to master the operation skills and operate accurately to avoid complications such as bone injury or facial nerve injury caused by excessive traction.
At the same time, there may be bleeding, infection and other risks in the operation area. Disinfection and cleaning of the operation site should be done well, and adequate hemostatic agents and antibiotics should be prepared.
3. Postoperative risk
During postoperative recovery, patients need to strictly follow the doctor's instructions and pay attention to rest, diet, oral hygiene, etc. But even so, there are still some risks after surgery.
The first is the risk of postoperative infection and bleeding. The surgical wound needs to be kept dry and clean to avoid infection. Sometimes massive bone resection may cause postoperative vascular or nerve damage, leading to bleeding or abnormal sensation.
Secondly, the bone morphology after the operation was not ideal, and the effect of the operation did not meet the patient's expectations. Sometimes the shape of bones can not be accurately controlled during surgery, resulting in facial asymmetry or bone deformity.
There are also some complications with low incidence, such as facial nerve injury, temporomandibular joint disorder, which are rare but also need attention.
4. Psychological risk
In addition to the risk of postoperative physical problems, there are also psychological risks in bone grinding surgery. The facial changes after surgery may cause concern and evaluation of people around, which is a test of patients' psychological endurance.
Postoperative psychological adjustment needs a certain amount of time, and patients need psychological counseling and guidance according to the doctor's suggestions, as well as correct face of physical changes. Sometimes patients who are dissatisfied after surgery may have psychological depression, even social barriers and other problems.
Summary
To sum up, there are certain risks in the bone grinding operation carried out by Sichuan Friendship Hospital. Preoperative risks include inaccurate preoperative assessment and insufficient preoperative psychological preparation. The intraoperative risks mainly include anesthesia and operation risks. Postoperative risks include infection, bleeding, and poor bone morphology. In addition, psychological risk is also a problem that patients need to face. Therefore, before bone grinding surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, communicate with doctors in detail, and conduct a comprehensive preoperative assessment and psychological preparation to safely perform surgery.
