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Prashant Kumar
Anaesthesia specialty registrar in the West of Scotland (Glasgow), airway fellowship-trained, and author of the BJA Education article on anaesthesia for major maxillofacial cancer surgery.
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Oct 5, 2026
Anaesthesia for major maxillofacial cancer surgery with free flap reconstruction
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24:56Sam FoscaHOST
What does good flap monitoring look like on the ward, and do the timescales differ much? And what makes the difference between a salvaged flap and a lost one?
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25:10Prashant KumarGUEST
I, I think time, time is, time is key, isn't it? And, um, so, uh, the question is, is how...
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25:18Prashant KumarGUEST
Again, it co- you know, it comes back to what I think is really important, which is the system you put in place to re- mitigate any risk of, of unseen flap compromise, right? So for example, having...
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25:33Prashant KumarGUEST
So, you know, and, and thinking about it from the whole, from the whole journey, so how, how does it...
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25:36Prashant KumarGUEST
How is it when you leave theater? And so, for example, one of the things that we're pretty good at now is that, 'cause every flap's different.
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31:47Sam FoscaHOST
How do you navigate this and other specific areas that are challenging in this patient population?