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Corrigendum: Pharmacological Inhibition of Macrophage Toll-like Receptor 4/Nuclear Factor-kappa B Alleviates Rhabdomyolysis-induced Acute Kidney Injury. [PDF]
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2007
Facial analysis for chin deformities evaluates the perioral structures independently and their relationship to the entire face. Chin deformities in the absence of malocclusion can be treated by a genioplasty. Patient evaluation and preoperative planning and the operative technique for an osseogenioplasty are outlined with clinical reports to illustrate.
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Facial analysis for chin deformities evaluates the perioral structures independently and their relationship to the entire face. Chin deformities in the absence of malocclusion can be treated by a genioplasty. Patient evaluation and preoperative planning and the operative technique for an osseogenioplasty are outlined with clinical reports to illustrate.
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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2000
The primary goal of facial aesthetic surgery is to restore, enhance, and rejuvenate the aging face to a more youthful appearance, achieving balance and harmony. The mental area must be addressed in order to have a complete synthesis of the face. The concept of augmenting the mental area with implants has evolved so significantly that it now stands by ...
K S, Choe, S U, Stucki-McCormick
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The primary goal of facial aesthetic surgery is to restore, enhance, and rejuvenate the aging face to a more youthful appearance, achieving balance and harmony. The mental area must be addressed in order to have a complete synthesis of the face. The concept of augmenting the mental area with implants has evolved so significantly that it now stands by ...
K S, Choe, S U, Stucki-McCormick
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1988
The aesthetic aspects of the chin necessitate its evaluation in the context of the nose, mouth, and, to a lesser extent, the neck. Functional consideration must be given to the dental occlusion and the perioral muscular sphincter, and planning should acknowledge the sociologic implications of a strong versus a weak chin.
J G, McCarthy, G L, Ruff
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The aesthetic aspects of the chin necessitate its evaluation in the context of the nose, mouth, and, to a lesser extent, the neck. Functional consideration must be given to the dental occlusion and the perioral muscular sphincter, and planning should acknowledge the sociologic implications of a strong versus a weak chin.
J G, McCarthy, G L, Ruff
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2008
This article reviews chin augmentation, describing patient evaluation and management, surgical technique, autogenous and alloplastic chin implants, their advantages and disadvantages, and potential complications.
Thomas, Romo, Biana G, Lanson
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This article reviews chin augmentation, describing patient evaluation and management, surgical technique, autogenous and alloplastic chin implants, their advantages and disadvantages, and potential complications.
Thomas, Romo, Biana G, Lanson
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