Medical Procedures
SURGERY TO CORRECT FACIAL PARALYSIS
It is a reconstructive microsurgery procedure that is performed for patients with Chronic Facial Paralysis. The procedure consists of performing a gracilis muscle transplant (from the thigh, along with its artery, vein and nerve) to the region of the face, making an arterial and venous connection to the facial vessels, which also includes the union between a Branch of the Masseterine Nerve (branch of the trigeminal) with one of the nerves coming from the gracilis.
The procedure allows performing a “facial resuscitation” by reestablishing the movement and sensitive function of the face.
This procedure is carried out with the Carl Zeiss KINEVO Microscope which allows a high effectiveness and safety in the procedure.
It should be noted that the specialty of Reconstructive Microsurgery that Hospital Angeles has, can help multiple patients (children, adults and older adults) with various ailments, such as congenital malformations, sequelae of fractures and trauma, as well as sequelae of burns and cancer.
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1 Video Call Consultation
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Face-to-face consultation
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Pre-surgical assessment
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7 hours of operating room with general anesthesia
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Personalized follow-up at the Hotel during the 5 days after hospital discharge
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2 nights hospitalization in a standard room with 1 companion
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Use of the operating room for 2 hours with general anesthesia
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Carl Zeiss KINEVO Microscope
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Recovery room
Does not include
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Other procedures not described in the package
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Complications expenses
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Stay in intensive or intermediate therapy units
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Blood transfusions
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Additional days to those established
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Unspecified studies
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Extra nights of accommodation
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Extra people for transfer or accommodation
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Food or personal expenses.
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Everything NOT mentioned in "Includes"