Oral oncology · 2012
Extra-capsular dissection in benign parotid tumors.
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Barzan Luigi, Pin Marco
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UNLABELLED: The type of surgery for benign parotid tumors is still lacking of general consensus: this retrospective study, from 1964 to 2004 with a minimum follow-up of 7 years, is carried out with the aim to evaluate the results of parotidectomy and extracapsular dissection (ECD).
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Three hundred forty-nine pts were operated for pleomorphic adenoma (219) or cystadenolymphoma (165). ECD was performed in 332 pts and parotidectomy in 52. Pts retrospectively provided health-related informations. The local recurrences and the complications were the main outcome measures.
RESULTS: The total recurrence rate was 3.15%:2.3% after ECD and 12% after parotidectomy (p=0001). The rate of post-operative complications was lower in the ECD group with 1.3% of permanent facial paralysis, 0.3% of salivary fistula and 1.3% of Frey's syndrome compared to 4%, 6% and 44% respectively in the parotidectomy group.
CONCLUSION: ECD may be an effective alternative to parotidectomy for the treatment of benign parotid tumors and generally results in a low rate of recurrences and complications.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Three hundred forty-nine pts were operated for pleomorphic adenoma (219) or cystadenolymphoma (165). ECD was performed in 332 pts and parotidectomy in 52. Pts retrospectively provided health-related informations. The local recurrences and the complications were the main outcome measures.
RESULTS: The total recurrence rate was 3.15%:2.3% after ECD and 12% after parotidectomy (p=0001). The rate of post-operative complications was lower in the ECD group with 1.3% of permanent facial paralysis, 0.3% of salivary fistula and 1.3% of Frey's syndrome compared to 4%, 6% and 44% respectively in the parotidectomy group.
CONCLUSION: ECD may be an effective alternative to parotidectomy for the treatment of benign parotid tumors and generally results in a low rate of recurrences and complications.