Oral tuberculosis removal

Adapt to cervical 1-2 tuberculosis complicated by posterior pharyngeal wall abscess symptoms and clear the lesion. Notes on transtubercular tuberculosis removal: 1. After oral surgery and deep surgical field, all operations are performed indirectly through the instrument, so the handle of the instrument must be long. The operation requires meticulous and correct to prevent damage. 2. Incision abscesses should not deviate from the midline to detach the anterior vertebral fascia. The width of the vertebral body and vertebral arch shown on the X-ray film should be referred to. 3. The focus must be removed under direct vision, and blind scratching should be avoided to avoid accidental injury to the spinal cord. The lesions that can be removed should be removed as far as possible, and the operation is light and handy. Do not forcefully remove the lesion from the front to the back (such as forcibly plucking the posterior intervertebral bone with a curette to scrape the dead bone), so as not to push the tuberculosis product to the back to compress the spinal cord, causing paraplegia or death. Therefore, when removing the lesion, it should be removed with a hemostat under direct vision. 4. When opening the cavity with an opener, the operation should be gentle to prevent damage to the teeth or dislocation of the jaw joint.