Squamous cell carcinoma of buccal mucosa along with neck dissection for lymph node removal
Figure 1 marking for neck dissection
Figure 2: Administration of local anesthesia
Figure 3:Exposing fascia of neck
Figure 4: Lymph node exposed
Figure 5: Removal of lymph node along with mandibulectomy
Figure 6: Excised lymph node
Figure 7: Excised lesion from buccal mucosa along with mandibular bone
Figure 8: Closure of neck
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