Skin cancer nose surgery, flap creation

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Skin cancer nose surgery. Clip 18 of 72. Close-up of a surgeon creating a reconstructive skin flap after excising a basal cell carcinoma (BCC) from the nose of a female patient. The excision has left a circular hole in the skin on the bulb of the nose. As incisions along the nose and up to the forehead are made to create the skin flap, blood is mopped up, and the bleeding stopped by cauterization. The skin flap will then be repositioned and stitched into place to cover the area where the cancer has been removed. This surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic. BCC is a common form of skin cancer, most often caused by over-exposure to sunlight. It grows slowly and rarely spreads to other parts of the body. The entire sequence (K002/9714 to K002/9785) shows the drawing of the incision lines (9714 to 9716), injection of local anaesthetic (9717 to 9722), BCC excision (9723 to 9725), wound cauterization (9726 to 9728), flap surgery (9729 to 9745), flap stitching (9746 to 9782), and taping the stitched wound (9783 to 9785).
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Crédit : Science Photo Library / Marazzi, Dr. P.
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Durée : 22 Secondes
Aspect ratio : 16/9
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