Dr. Andrew Jenzer

Dr. Andrew Jenzer, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and educator from North Carolina, shares his insights on innovative surgical approaches. He discusses when to use the submandibular approach and stresses the importance of nerve testing. Listeners learn about key instruments and techniques, such as local anesthetics versus pure epinephrine, incision planning, and recognizing the node of Stahr. Jenzer also elaborates on the retromandibular approach, exploring different incision variations and managing complex nerve structures during surgery.

Dr. Andrew Jenzer, a Clinical Associate at Duke University and an expert in craniomaxillofacial surgery, brings invaluable insights on the coronal approach. He discusses key techniques like incision placement using the omega method and important anatomical considerations for facial nerve safety. Dr. Jenzer also highlights strategies for preparing patients, managing complications, and effectively harvesting pericranium for reconstruction. Tune in for practical tips on transitioning to the zygomatic arch and optimizing patient outcomes in facial surgery!

Dr. Andrew Jenzer, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and trauma educator from North Carolina, reviews practical trauma fundamentals. He walks through secondary survey steps and systematic head-to-clavicles assessment. He breaks down fixation principles like rigid versus semi-rigid constructs, load-bearing versus load-sharing, and the role of locking screws. He flags orbital emergencies and key CT techniques.