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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
The challenge surgeons face when reconstructing cheek defects varies significantly depending on the location and depth of the defect and the distensibility of the surrounding tissues. The cheek is a large aesthetic unit characterized in most areas with a convex surface and inherent transitions in color and texture.
Peter A Hilger
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The challenge surgeons face when reconstructing cheek defects varies significantly depending on the location and depth of the defect and the distensibility of the surrounding tissues. The cheek is a large aesthetic unit characterized in most areas with a convex surface and inherent transitions in color and texture.
Peter A Hilger
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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2011
A 38-year-old woman presented to the emergency department with retrosternal chest pain and changes in mental status. An electrocardiogram (ECG) showed normal sinus rhythm at 106 beats per minute, OTc interval of 398 milliseconds, ST-segment depression in leads II …
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A 38-year-old woman presented to the emergency department with retrosternal chest pain and changes in mental status. An electrocardiogram (ECG) showed normal sinus rhythm at 106 beats per minute, OTc interval of 398 milliseconds, ST-segment depression in leads II …
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2019
The goal of cheek reconstruction is to restore an illusion of "normal." Attention must be directed toward the contralateral cheek skin color, texture, thickness, and contour, because this serves a template for reconstruction. The cheek is a peripheral facial subunit and largely frames the more central subunits (eyelids, nose, lips).
Nathan D, Cass, Adam M, Terella
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The goal of cheek reconstruction is to restore an illusion of "normal." Attention must be directed toward the contralateral cheek skin color, texture, thickness, and contour, because this serves a template for reconstruction. The cheek is a peripheral facial subunit and largely frames the more central subunits (eyelids, nose, lips).
Nathan D, Cass, Adam M, Terella
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1989
The combined skills of the micrographic surgeon and the head and neck surgeon offer excellent cure rates and reconstructive techniques for primary cutaneous tumors of the cheek. In most instances, structures crucial to facial function and appearance can be preserved or rehabilitated.
D C, Whitaker, M D, Maves
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The combined skills of the micrographic surgeon and the head and neck surgeon offer excellent cure rates and reconstructive techniques for primary cutaneous tumors of the cheek. In most instances, structures crucial to facial function and appearance can be preserved or rehabilitated.
D C, Whitaker, M D, Maves
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2001
The cheek, one of the most important facial aesthetic units, adjoins key facial structures including the mouth, nose, and eyelids. When undertaking cutaneous cheek defect repair, these functional structures must remain undisturbed. Indeed, the size, depth, and position of each defect must be critically assessed in relation to surrounding donor tissue ...
T T, Tollefson +2 more
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The cheek, one of the most important facial aesthetic units, adjoins key facial structures including the mouth, nose, and eyelids. When undertaking cutaneous cheek defect repair, these functional structures must remain undisturbed. Indeed, the size, depth, and position of each defect must be critically assessed in relation to surrounding donor tissue ...
T T, Tollefson +2 more
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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2011
To reconstruct the cheek, surgeons will need a variety of techniques including local flaps, pedicled flaps, as well as split- or full-thickness skin grafts. Depending on the size and the location of the defect as well as possible impeding conditions (revision, previous irradiation) or extended surgery (parotid gland, cervical lymph nodes), the extent ...
Matthias, Kuehnemund, Friedrich, Bootz
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To reconstruct the cheek, surgeons will need a variety of techniques including local flaps, pedicled flaps, as well as split- or full-thickness skin grafts. Depending on the size and the location of the defect as well as possible impeding conditions (revision, previous irradiation) or extended surgery (parotid gland, cervical lymph nodes), the extent ...
Matthias, Kuehnemund, Friedrich, Bootz
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International Journal of Oral Surgery, 1980
The clinical and histopathologic characteristics of oral lipoma are reviewed. A rare case of angiolipoma of the cheek is presented, and the histopathology of this tumor is discussed.
G M, Campos, S A, Grandini, R A, Lopes
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The clinical and histopathologic characteristics of oral lipoma are reviewed. A rare case of angiolipoma of the cheek is presented, and the histopathology of this tumor is discussed.
G M, Campos, S A, Grandini, R A, Lopes
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