Immerse yourself in the intriguing world of head and neck medicine in our upcoming Journal Club Session 12. We will explore a range of topics such as autopsy-based retinal haemorrhages assessments, understanding postoperative delirium and psychosis in elderly patients, elective surgery specifics for mandibular and zygomaticofacial complex fractures, and crucial surgical approaches to the orbit. This knowledge-packed session is sure to enrich your medical expertise and renew your approach to patient care.
Understand the procedure and significance of the fundoscopic assessment for retinal haemorrhages during an autopsy, identifying essential findings and relating them to possible conditions or causes of death.
Discuss and address the risk factors, manifestations, and management strategies for postoperative delirium and psychosis in elderly patients, examining the impact on postoperative recovery and long-term patient outcomes.
Acquire knowledge on the process of deciding on and performing elective surgery for mandibular and zygomaticofacial complex fractures, examining the relevant aspects such as fracture classification, preoperative assessment, surgical techniques, and complications.
Analyse the surgical approach to the orbit, including surgical anatomy, surgical indications, and the various surgical approaches for orbital pathologies, also understanding possible postoperative complications.
Active engagement in the review and discussion of current, evidence-based literature on the topics, fostering an environment of critical appraisal and continuous learning to aid in the improvement of their clinical and surgical management strategies.
