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Composite and free cartilage grafting
Dermatologic Clinics, 2005The nasal ala and helical rim of the ear are common sites for the development of skin neoplasms. Removal of skin cancers from these aesthetically delicate areas may leave defects that free skin grafts alone may not adequately repair. The contractural forces of scarring within and around the skin graft during healing may produce elevation or notching of
Christopher, Adams, Désirée, Ratner
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Passing the Cartilage Graft Through
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1986Cartilage grafts could be passed to their exact destination using suction-tube-needle combination so that fixation of the graft is more accurate. This is routinely used for tip grafts and dorsum of the nose grafts, and it could be used elsewhere.
M R, Wexler, I J, Peled
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1984
Using adult rabbits, free ear cartilage grafts with and without perichondrium were overlapped and sutured to each other and then placed in preformed pseudosheath pockets for 1 to 12 weeks. The specimens were evaluated at various time intervals as to histopathologic changes at the interface and breaking load as a measure of the strength of the healing ...
M J, Duncan, H G, Thomson, J F, Mancer
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Using adult rabbits, free ear cartilage grafts with and without perichondrium were overlapped and sutured to each other and then placed in preformed pseudosheath pockets for 1 to 12 weeks. The specimens were evaluated at various time intervals as to histopathologic changes at the interface and breaking load as a measure of the strength of the healing ...
M J, Duncan, H G, Thomson, J F, Mancer
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Apex columellar cartilage graft
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1988The classical rhinoplasty techniques do not give the best results when used on thick skin noses. We have developed a new technique, apex columellar cartilage graft, for correcting nasal tip projection in thick skin noses.
A, Duarte, J, Atilano, R, Cuenca
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Ear Cartilage Grafts to the Nose
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979We present our experience in the treatment of secondary nasal deformities caused by excessive resection of the nasal dorsum. We have used ear cartilage autografts, with good results and (on the whole) little or no resorption (some have been followed for 10 years).
J, Juri, C, Juri, J C, Elías
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The Conchal Cartilage Butterfly Graft
Facial Plastic Surgery, 2016Nasal obstruction due to weakening of the nasal sidewall is a very common patient complaint. The conchal cartilage butterfly graft is a proven technique for the correction of nasal valve collapse. It allows for excellent functional results, and with experience and attention to technical detail, it may also provide excellent cosmetic results. While this
Oren, Friedman, Orly, Coblens
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Cartilage Grafting in Nasal Reconstruction
Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2011Nasal reconstruction after resection for cutaneous malignancies poses a unique challenge to facial plastic surgeons. The nose, a unique 3-D structure, not only must remain functional but also be aesthetically pleasing to patients. A complete understanding of all the layers of the nose and knowledge of available cartilage grafting material is necessary.
Sara, Immerman +2 more
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Cartilage grafts for the nasal tip
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1993Control over nasal tip projection is essential in rhinoplasty. Nasal projection is defined as the length of the perpendicular drawn from the anterior facial plane to the tip-defining point. The nasal lobule shield-type graft, made of autologous cartilage, is one of the most important methods to maintain projection.
T D, Zijlker, H, Vuyk
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Cartilage grafts—present status
Head & Neck Surgery, 1986AbstractCartilage grafts have been in use for almost a century and have proved their usefulness. Many questions about immunology, survival, growth, and role of perichondrium are still debated. We are presenting a review of the literature and of our experimental work on cartilage grafts.
G H, Zalzal, R T, Cotton, A J, McAdams
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DICED CARTILAGE GRAFTS IN RHINOPLASTY
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2005…
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