Modelo suíno de dissecção cervical experimental
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34631/sporl.434Palavras-chave:
Dissecção cervical, modelo suínoResumo
Objectivos - Estudo do modelo suíno no campo da cirurgia cervical.
Desenho do estudo - Estudo descritivo.
Material e métodos - Pesquisa bibliográfica de trabalhos publicados entre 2000 e 2011, tendo como palavras chave “swine”, “porcine” e “surgery”. Dissecção de estruturas cervicais em modelos suínos. Foi planeada a execução de procedimentos cirúrgicos cervicais: traqueotomia, cordectomia clássica, laringectomia parcial, laringectomia total, glossectomia parcial, glossectomia total, timectomia, tiroidectomia parcial, tiroidectomia total, parotidectomia parcial, ressecção parcial de carótida comum com anastomose topo a topo, esofagectomia cervical.
Resultados - Os gestos cirúrgicos planeados foram executados com sucesso.
Conclusões - O modelo suíno é válido para treino em cirurgia cervical.
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