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Head & neck cancer

Head and neck cancer surgery demands a precise, personalized approach — for tumors of the tongue, jaw, maxilla, salivary glands or cervical lymph nodes.

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Every procedure is adapted to the type and extent of the disease, resecting the tumor while preserving function and aesthetics.

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Neck lymph node removal

Some head and neck cancers spread to the lymph nodes. I perform surgery adapted to the extent of the disease, protecting the structures of the neck as much as possible.

02

Cervical lymph node biopsy

When a node is inflamed or persistent, a biopsy gives a clear diagnosis so we can act in time.

03

Removal of neck cysts and masses

I treat congenital lesions such as thyroglossal or branchial cysts which, although usually benign, can grow or become infected. Their removal improves function and aesthetics and prevents complications.

04

Parotidectomy with facial neuromonitoring

For a benign or malignant tumor of the parotid gland, I remove it using neuromonitoring to protect the facial nerves and reduce the risk of paralysis.

05

Submandibular gland surgery

For tumors or chronic infections of this gland, removal may be necessary to resolve symptoms and prevent new episodes.

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Glossectomy, mandibulectomy & maxillectomy

For cancer of the tongue, jaw or maxilla, I perform resection with oncologic criteria, prioritizing disease control and the best possible functional recovery.

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From the very first conversation, I offer warm attention, clear information and commitment to your well-being.

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