Fresh post-op neck and oral dissection with skin flap placem | Figure 1

msjudie

Registered Nurse

Fresh post-op neck and oral dissection with skin flap placement. Good pulses in the flap. Took this patient in PACU after an eight hour surgery. This particular surgeon routinely sends patients who look very normal after such extensive procedures.

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