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PERIOPERATIVE TOPICAL ANTISEPSIS AND SURGICAL SITE INFECTION IN UPPER AERODIGESTIVE FREE FLAP RECONSTRUCTION

Reconstruction / Microvascular Surgery

Ahmed S Beydoun, MD¹; Andrew Holcomb, MD²; Priscilla Pichardo, DO³; Nicholas C Purdy, DO, FACS³; Chase M Heaton, MD⁴; Caitlin McMullen, MD⁵; Jessica A Yesensky, MD⁶; Michael Moore, MD⁶; Neerav Goyal, MD, MPH⁷; Joshua Kohan, BA⁸; Mirabelle Sajisevi, MD⁸; Kenneth Tan, BS⁹; Daniel Petrisor, MD, DDS⁹; Mark K Wax, MD, FACS, FRCS⁹; Zain Hassan, BS¹⁰; Skylar Trott, MD¹⁰; Andrew Larson, MD¹¹; Jeremy D Richmon, MD¹¹; Evan Graboyes, MD, MPH, FACS¹²; C B Wood, MD¹³; Ryan S Jackson, MD¹³; Patrik Pipkorn, MD¹³; Sid V Puram, MD, PhD¹³; Joseph Zenga, MD¹

¹Medical College of Wisconsin; ²Nebraska Methodist Health System; ³Geisinger Medical center; ⁴University of California, San Francisco; ⁵Moffitt Cancer Center; ⁶Indiana University School of Medicine; ⁷Penn State College of Medicine; ⁸University of Vermont Medical Center; ⁹Oregon Health & Science University; ¹⁰University of Kentucky; ¹¹Massachusetts Eye and Ear/Harvard Medical School; ¹²Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine; ¹³Washington University School of Medicine

EFFECT OF PREOPERATIVE IMMUNOTHERAPY ON COMPLICATIONS AFTER HEAD AND NECK SURGERY

Immunotherapy / Systemic Therapy

Ramez Philips, MD; Angela Alnemri; Adam Luginbuhl, MD; David Cognetti, MD; Joseph Curry, MD

Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals

SUCCESS AND OUTCOMES FOLLOWING A SECOND SALVAGE ATTEMPT FOR FREE FLAP COMPROMISE: IS IT WORTHWHILE

Reconstruction / Microvascular Surgery

Allison A Slijepcevic, MD¹; Justin Shinn, MD²; Steve Cannady, MD²; Matthew M Hanasono, MD³; Matthew Old, MD⁴; Joseph M Curry, MD⁵; Jeewanjot Grewal, MD⁶; Tamer Ghanem, MD⁶; Yadro Ducic, MD⁷; Brett A Miles, MD⁸; Mark K Wax, MD¹

¹Oregon Health and Science University; ²University of Pennsylvania; ³MD Anderson; ⁴The Ohio State University; ⁵Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals; ⁶Henry Ford Hospital; ⁷Head and Neck Oncologic, Reconstructive, & Skull Base Surgery; ⁸Mount Sinai

WPOI-5 CAN BE ACCURATELY IDENTIFIED DURING INTRAOPERATIVE CONSULTATION AND ALSO PREDICTS OCCULT CERVICAL METASTASES

Oral Cavity

John E Beute, BA¹; Lily A Greenberg, BA¹; Lauren Wein, BA¹; Eric M Dowling, MD²; Kayvon F Sharif, BA¹; Ammar Matloob, MD³; Ippolito Modica, MD³; Daniel Chung, MD³; Mohemmed Nazir Khan, MD²; Raymond L Chai, MD, FACS²; Margaret S Brandwein-Weber, MD³; Mark L Urken, MD, FACS²

¹Thyroid, Head & Neck Cancer (THANC) Foundation; ²Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; ³Department of Pathology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai