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Reconstruction of Postburn Female Breast Deformity

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1988
Postburn breast deformity is a sequelae of severe scar contraction of the burned chest. During the past four years, 6 female patients with such a deformity required reconstruction, and the surgery was performed in our department. Three different types of breast reconstruction were undertaken, each one achieving a satisfactory aesthetic result.
W X, Guan, Y T, Jin, H P, Cao
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Surface reconstruction and deformation

2014
This thesis studies the problems of reconstructing surfaces and maintaining a deforming surface mesh. We first present a practical algorithm for surface reconstruction from a point cloud, which runs in O(n log n) time, where n is the number of sample points. This is optimal in the pointer machine model.
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Reconstruction of Facial Deformities with Alloplastic Material

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1981
The two most ideal and versatile foreign materials for reconstruction of facial bone deformities are silicone rubber and methyl methacrylate. Their biomechanical characteristics are uniquely suited to facial implantation for reconstruction of complex, irregular bony defects.
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Tendon reconstruction for postburn boutonnière deformity

The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1992
A surgical procedure in which a tendon graft is used to reconstruct the hood of the proximal interphalangeal joint for the correction of the postburn boutonnière deformity is described. The intent is to use the potential of the lateral bands for simultaneous extension of the interphalangeal joints, avoiding their excessive palmar displacement.
A A, Rico, P H, Holguin, L R, Vecilla, J L, del Rio   +3 more
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Reconstruction of Post-Traumatic Boutonniere Deformity

Hand, 1973
Abstract In order to repair post-traumatic boutonniere deformity, the Flatt method was employed. The results of eleven cases which could be followed up, comparison with other methods, and indications for surgery are reported here.
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Reconstruction of burn deformities of the lower extremity

2012
In addition to reconstructive surgery to restore form, the main goal of reconstructive burn surgery is to reintegrate the patient into professional and social life [1]. Although the stigmatizing scars which result from burns to the lower extremities can be covered by clothing, functional restrictions are particularly noticeable due to changes in the ...
Christian Ottomann, Bernd Hartmann
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Reconstruction of dishface deformity by bone grafts

The American Journal of Surgery, 1958
Summary A method of building up the facial contour by free bone grafts in dishface deformity is described. The method, earlier employed by the writer in cases of hereditary mongoloid characteristics with retroposition of the nasomaxillary complex, has assumed a wider field of use for secondary building up after central middle third fractures with ...
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Reconstructive Surgery of Facial Deformities in Leprosy

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1980
Surgical techniques for correction of the facial deformities of leprosy are discussed. It is urged that surgery be undertaken only on patients who have had a negative smear for at least two years.
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MANDIBULAR RECONSTRUCTION IN JAW DEFORMITIES

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1947
B N, SODERBERG, I M, MULVEY
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Reconstruction of Head and Neck Deformities

Surgical Clinics of North America, 1967
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