Use of Parotid Gland Fascia in the Prevention of Frey Syndrome After Parotidectomy

Conclusion: Although application of the present procedure is limited to patients in whom the parotid gland fascia and tumor are not located in close proximity, it may be useful to prevent Frey syndrome because extension of incision is not necessary, the surrounding tissue is not sacrificed, the flap can be easily elevated, and the parotid gland stump can be sufficiently covered.
Source: Journal of Craniofacial Surgery - Category: Surgery Tags: Original Articles Source Type: research