Cases of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital: surgical risks and complications
Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital is an excellent medical institution, providing various cosmetic surgery services, including bone grinding surgery. However, like any surgery, bone grinding surgery also has certain risks and possible complications. This article will elaborate on the risks and possible complications of bone grinding surgery from several aspects.
1. Anesthesia risk
Anesthesia is one of the necessary steps for bone grinding surgery. However, anesthesia has its own risks. Some people may be allergic to narcotic drugs, causing allergic reactions, such as dyspnea, urticaria, etc. In addition, in the process of anesthesia, if there are accidents such as drug overdose or anesthesia respiratory depression, the life safety of patients may be threatened.
Before the operation, the doctor will conduct a detailed anesthesia evaluation on the patient to ensure that the patient is suitable for anesthesia and select the appropriate anesthetic. The anesthesiologist will monitor the vital signs of patients throughout the process, and deal with any anesthesia related problems in a timely manner during the operation to protect the safety of patients to the greatest extent.
2. Risk of bleeding and infection
Bone grinding involves the cutting and trimming of bones, so there is a risk of bleeding. Although the doctor will try to reduce the amount of bleeding, some patients may have excessive bleeding and even need blood transfusion. In addition, any operation has the risk of infection, and bone grinding operation is no exception. Postoperative wounds need proper care and disinfection to prevent infection.
In order to reduce these risks, the hospital will strictly carry out the preoperative preparations to ensure that the operating environment is clean and sterile. During the operation, the doctor will carefully control the amount of bleeding, and conduct appropriate wound treatment and nursing after the operation to reduce the probability of infection.
3. Nerve injury
Bone grinding surgery is the cutting and trimming of facial bones, so the surrounding nerves may be injured by mistake during the surgery. This can lead to sensory abnormalities, dyskinesia, or other neurological impairment. Therefore, doctors must be very careful when performing surgery to ensure that important nerve structures are avoided.
The hospital usually carries out a comprehensive preoperative assessment according to the specific situation of the patient, including checking the facial bone structure and nerve direction, to avoid the occurrence of nerve injury. Doctors will also fully communicate and inform patients of the potential risks of surgery so that patients can make informed decisions.
4. Unsatisfactory surgical effect
Although doctors will try their best to meet patients' expectations, the final effect of bone grinding surgery may not be satisfactory. Patients may have high expectations for their appearance, or the surgical results do not meet expectations. This may lead to psychological dissatisfaction and disappointment.
The hospital will fully communicate with the patient before the operation to ensure that both parties reach an agreement on the expectations and goals of the operation. In addition, the doctor will explain the possible results and limitations of the operation to the patient in detail, and conduct a full facial modeling assessment before the operation to provide the patient with the most authentic opinions and suggestions.
Summary
Although bone grinding surgery can improve facial appearance, there are certain risks and possible complications. Anesthesia risk, bleeding and infection risk, nerve injury and unsatisfactory surgical results are common problems. In order to ensure the safety and effect of the operation, the hospital conducted a detailed assessment before the operation, and reduced the risk through strict operation and postoperative nursing. Before deciding to accept surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and possible consequences of surgery, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors.
