He carefully separated the lesion bit by bit and then excised it.
The entire process seemed extremely calm.
While cutting the lesion, he went all the way to the buccinator muscle, removing all the diseased tissue.
At this point, a large open wound was revealed.
He was a little at a loss regarding the wound treatment.
If he sutures it directly, he could close the patient's wound, but after healing, the young man would find it very difficult to open his mouth.
Eating, speaking, and yawning will become obstacles.
Because his mouth would only be able to open a little bit.
The main issue was that the lesion was too large, creating a large wound after being excised.
What should be done?
Li Jingsheng is a responsible doctor; not only does he need to ensure the success of the excision, but he must also consider the patient's postoperative quality of life.
The surgery should not negatively affect the patient's quality of life after the operation.
