maxillectomy

max·il·lec·to·my

(mak-sil-ek'tŏ-mē), Resection of the maxilla. [maxilla + G. ektomē, excision]

maxillectomy

A major surgical procedure involving the face, which is most commonly performed to manage squamous cell carcinoma of the region.
Average survival
55%.
Complications
Blood loss, deformity, infections including meningitis.