[Preventive surgery of the sequellae of noma]
P Rakotobe1, M E Long, H Andriamanantenasoa
1Service de Stomatologie et de Chirurgie Maxillo-Faciale, Centre de Stomatologie, Antananarivo, Madagascar.
Abstract:
Preventive surgery for the sequelae of noma aims to accelerate the healing phase of the progressive period of noma (basal stage) and also prepares a good bed for future reconstructive surgery for loss of substance. Certainly such surgery has its limits, however, excellent results are obtained when it is correctly employed. In fact it allows the patient to avoid certain serious complications such as loss of mandibular continuity due to infection. This is confirmed by the two cases presented.
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