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Theoretische Grundlagen und Einordnung,cial parameters preoperatively is critical. Fortunately, with advanced planning, many conditions can be managed to minimize perioperative risk. This chapter aims to assist the surgeon in the identification and optimization of common medical comorbidities, nutrition deficiencies, substance issues, me

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Surgical Assessmentf the ideal management for each individual patient. With the advent of patient-specific diagnosis, and treatment considerations, it is vital that the appropriate investigations are selected in evaluating individual patients. Careful attention to the medical history, comorbidities, and specific patie

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Preoperative Visit Counseling and Patient Educationreoperative appointment is a time to educate the patient on the intricacies of the perioperative period and specific nuances of the planned surgery and most importantly set appropriate expectations. Patients who have adequate understanding and realistic expectations demonstrate better outcomes overa

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Medical Optimizationrates, versatility, and reliability. Oftentimes, it is the only viable solution for the management of large head and neck defects regardless of etiology. Flap failures carry the risk of significant physiologic and psychosocial morbidity and frequently require reconstruction with another free flap. T