Does Enucleation of Mixed Parotid Tumor Predispose to Recurrence? A Decade Experience of 297 Parotid Surgeries

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Onkar Vedak
Veerendra Verma
Shailendra Gautam
Sunil Kumar
Hitendra P. Singh
Abhishek B. Singh
Manish Chandra
Rajat Jain
Anupam Mishra

Abstract

This study aimed to compare the recurrence and postoperative morbidity in the patients operated by enucleation and superficial parotidectomy for pleomorphic adenoma. This was primarily a retrospective study in which a decade of records of 297 patients were accessed to compare between enucleation and superficial parotidectomy.
In addition, 5-year records of 102 patients were further analyzed to evaluate postoperative complications. The enucleation group had a single case of recurrence and a significant reduction in post-operative complications as compared to the superficial parotidectomy group. In the future enucleation can be considered a valid option for small pleomorphic adenomas (Size < 2 cm) due to lower post-operative morbidity, shorter hospital stays and acceptable cost, and negligible recurrence in expert hands.

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Vedak, O., Verma, V., Gautam, S., Kumar, S., Singh, H. P., Singh, A. B., Chandra, M., Jain, R., & Mishra, A. (2024). Does Enucleation of Mixed Parotid Tumor Predispose to Recurrence? A Decade Experience of 297 Parotid Surgeries. Clinical Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1(2), 45–48. https://doi.org/10.61081/cjprs/1v2i103
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