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Incremental Deformation Subspace Reconstruction
Computer Graphics Forum, 2016AbstractRecalculating the subspace basis of a deformable body is a mandatory procedure for subspace simulation, after the body gets modified by interactive applications. However, using linear modal analysis to calculate the basis from scratch is known to be computationally expensive.
R. Mukherjee, X. Wu, Huamin Wang 0001
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RECONSTRUCTION OF BURN-SCAR DEFORMITY
Archives of Surgery, 1953MODERN methods of treating severe burns have greatly reduced the incidence of serious scar deformities. With the advent of the antibiotics in the control of infection and the development of techniques for early and successful skin grafting, residual impairment should be less than in former years.
H M, TRUSLER, S, GLANZ, T B, BAUER
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Sideburn Reconstruction for Postrhytidectomy Deformity
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1984A posteriorly based random-pattern scalp flap is described for the correction of sideburn and temporal alopecia. The procedure can be readily incorporated into a coronal lift operation.
P B, Fodor, D M, Liverett
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RECONSTRUCTION OF INTRINSIC HAND DEFORMITIES
Hand Clinics, 1998Intrinsic muscle contractures are a frequently overlooked cause of hand dysfunction. Tightness of these muscles may occur despite appropriate management. This article addresses the evaluation and treatment of these contractures.
F S, Lee, H, Gellman
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Reconstruction of postburn breast deformities
Burns, 1992Postburn breast deformity is a sequela of severe scar contraction of the burned chest. During the past 3 years, 24 female patients with such deformities required reconstruction, the surgery was performed in our department. These patients, the types of the deformities and the techniques used for reconstruction have been reviewed.
F, Ozgur +4 more
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Chronic boutonniere deformity—An anatomic reconstruction.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1981Restoration of motion and appearance of the chronic boutonniere deformity is often accomplished by splinting. If the deformity persists following appropriate splinting, and if a full passive range of motion of the proximal interphalangeal joint is present, surgery may be recommended.
J R, Urbaniak, M G, Hayes
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Reconstruction of Traumatic Ear Deformities
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1978Post-traumatic auricular deformity is a unique and varied problem that taxes the ingenuity of the plastic surgeon. Case individualization is repeatedly demanded and a systematic assessment of the residual tissue is requisite to planning an appropriate reconstruction.
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B-Deformable Superquadrics for 3D Reconstruction
1995Summary: We propose a new model for 3D representation and reconstruction. It is based on deformable superquadrics and on parametric \(B\)-splines. Our method for 3D deformation uses \(B\)-splines instead of the finite element method. This new model takes advantages of \(B\)-splines local properties.
Marc Neveu +2 more
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Reconstruction of congenital and acquired earlobe deformity
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2002The appearance and symmetry of the auricle is crucial for the maintenance of facial cosmetic harmony. The earlobe is considered to be an important attribute of beauty in most cultures, and earlobe decoration with color or earring is a common practice in many societies.
Takatoshi, Yotsuyanagi +2 more
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Reconstructive Surgery for Major Craniofacial Deformities
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1976Repair of the congenital deformity does not necessarily solve the child’s or the parent’s multiple problems since associated anomalies and side effects may remain and cloud the patient’s future. The study of congenital abnormalities may provide clues to etiology and prevention.
J E, Murray +3 more
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