JAW-IN-A-DAY
Case 1: Bilateral ZIP Flap for an Extensive Maxillary Cancer
Bilateral ZIP flap for an extensive maxillary cancer
JAW-IN-A-DAY
Case 2: Recurrent Ameloblastoma of the Left Mandible — 3D-Planned Segmental Mandibulectomy & Immediate Rehabilitation
Recurrent ameloblastoma of the left mandible. Segmental mandibulectomy performed using 3D-printed cutting guides, fibula free-flap reconstruction with vascularised bone, and immediate implant-supported dental rehabilitation — all in one sitting.
Top-left: Resected specimen with margin · Top-right: Intra-op closure · Bottom-left: 3D surgical planning model · Bottom-right: Post-op functional result
JAW-IN-A-DAY
Case 3: Total Maxillectomy with Orbital Floor Reconstruction & Immediate Dental Rehabilitation
OUTCOME: Total maxillectomy with orbital floor reconstruction. 3D-planned free-flap reconstruction. Patient woke with full implant-supported dental rehabilitation.
Final dental rehabilitation with permanent denture one year after radiotherapy
CRANIOFACIAL RESECTIONS
Case 1: Frontal Skull Base Tumour — Craniotomy, Resection & Cranioplasty
CRANIOFACIAL RESECTIONS
Case 2: Craniofacial Resection for Orbital & Maxillary Tumour
COMPLEX THYROID & PARATHYROID SURGERY
Case 1-2: Large retrosternal goitres
COMPLEX THYROID & PARATHYROID SURGERY
Case 3-5: Minimally invasive parathyroidectomy, giant parathyroid adenoma and multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome
TRANSORAL ROBOTIC SURGERY & SKULL BASE
TORS · Minimally Invasive Head & Neck Oncology · Lateral Skull Base
Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) allows access to the oropharynx, hypopharynx and supraglottis without external incisions, offering equivalent oncological outcomes with significantly improved functional results. Dr. Subramaniam trained in TORS at the University of Pennsylvania — one of the world's leading centres — and brings this expertise directly to his practice in Bangalore.
CONSIDER REFERRAL IN
Oropharyngeal / base-of-tongue tumours amenable to TORS (T1–T3)
Desire to avoid or reduce adjuvant radiotherapy field
Supraglottic tumours suitable for transoral approach
Paragangliomas / glomus tumours of the skull base
Lateral or anterior skull base tumours with neural involvement
CSF rhinorrhoea or otorrhoea requiring surgical repair
PAROTIDECTOMY
Facelift Incision · Redo Surgery · Facial Reanimation · Paediatric Tumours
Parotid surgery at its highest level demands mastery of facial nerve anatomy, nuanced oncological judgement, and a commitment to form as well as function. Dr. Subramaniam routinely performs parotidectomy through a facelift (rhytidectomy) incision — hiding all scars behind the ear and within the hairline — and offers redo surgery for recurrent tumours, facial reanimation after nerve sacrifice, and specialist care for paediatric parotid neoplasms.
CONSIDER REFERRAL IN
Parotid lump — benign or malignant, first presentation or recurrent
Cosmetically sensitive patients requiring invisible scar
Recurrent pleomorphic adenoma after prior surgery
Malignant parotid tumour — facial nerve involvement or nodal disease
Paediatric parotid neoplasm requiring specialist workup
Post-parotidectomy facial weakness requiring reanimation
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