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Total occlusion of oral cavity by mandibular sarcoma for resection: To intubate nasally or proceed to an awake tracheostomy?

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Perioperative fatal embolic stroke associated with iron deficiency anemia and thrombocytosis

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Conservative approach saves the day anesthesia-wise and surgical-wise

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