Oral Cancer Resection Introduction

Oral cancer resection is a surgery that removes cancerous tissue from the mouth to stop the spread of the disease. It may involve removing parts of the tongue, gums, cheek lining, or other oral structures. This procedure helps restore safe function while controlling the cancer effectively.

How Mouth Cancer Resection Is Performed

Oral cancer resection begins by placing the patient under sterile Nivda Drapes to isolate the surgical site and maintain strict infection control. Surgeons carefully mark the cancerous area and remove the tumor with a safe margin to prevent recurrence. Depending on the location, they may work inside the mouth or through small external incisions. Precision tools, electrocautery devices, and suction systems help remove the cancerous tissue while protecting healthy structures. Throughout the procedure, Nivda Reinforced Surgical Gowns, wrapping sheets, and fluid-resistant drapes ensure a clean, controlled environment for delicate oral work. This sterile setup supports surgeons in achieving accurate tumor removal and safer functional recovery.