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Dermatologic Clinics, 2005
The article focuses on forehead reconstruction of surgical wounds following skin cancer resection. Reconstruction options are presented for three forehead subunits. Preserving motor and, when possible, sensory nerve function, maintaining eyebrow position, and camouflaging incisions are priorities for successful reconstruction.
Peter C, Seline, Ronald J, Siegle
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The article focuses on forehead reconstruction of surgical wounds following skin cancer resection. Reconstruction options are presented for three forehead subunits. Preserving motor and, when possible, sensory nerve function, maintaining eyebrow position, and camouflaging incisions are priorities for successful reconstruction.
Peter C, Seline, Ronald J, Siegle
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1991
Guidelines for forehead reconstruction include maintaining or re‐establishing normal boundaries, preserving nerve function, and maximizing scar camouflage. The interrelationships of anatomy, function, and principles of tissue movement which are critical to optimal reconstructive planning will be presented.
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Guidelines for forehead reconstruction include maintaining or re‐establishing normal boundaries, preserving nerve function, and maximizing scar camouflage. The interrelationships of anatomy, function, and principles of tissue movement which are critical to optimal reconstructive planning will be presented.
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Diagnostic Cytopathology
ABSTRACT Asteroid bodies are rare cytoplasmic inclusions within multinucleated giant cells, most classically associated with sarcoidosis but also encountered in other granulomatous and reactive conditions. Their recognition in cytology is uncommon and diagnostically challenging.
Ankur Singh +2 more
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ABSTRACT Asteroid bodies are rare cytoplasmic inclusions within multinucleated giant cells, most classically associated with sarcoidosis but also encountered in other granulomatous and reactive conditions. Their recognition in cytology is uncommon and diagnostically challenging.
Ankur Singh +2 more
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1980
The technique proposed is one that deals with the problems of the aging appearance of the upper third of the face as a separate surgical entity. Malar or cervical rhytidectomies are performed through a separate incision, the upper limit of which is in the region of the supra-auricular groove. The primary advantages of the procedure are that it yields a
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The technique proposed is one that deals with the problems of the aging appearance of the upper third of the face as a separate surgical entity. Malar or cervical rhytidectomies are performed through a separate incision, the upper limit of which is in the region of the supra-auricular groove. The primary advantages of the procedure are that it yields a
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Experience with the “floating forehead”
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1988The effectiveness of the "floating forehead" operation for treating brachycephaly in infants has been assessed. All children who had undergone this procedure at the Hôpital des Enfants Malades between 1977 and 1984 were reviewed retrospectively by an independent observer. Particular attention was paid to the effects on cranial growth, facial growth and
D, Marchac, D, Renier, B M, Jones
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[The useful forehead, the impaired forehead, but the forehead… repaired!]
Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthetiqueThe forehead, although sometimes hidden by a fringe, is a major region of the face revealing many expressions such as fatigue, surprise, concern, anger… In reconstructive surgery, the forehead is frequently used as a donor site. This article looks at three aspects: the used, traumatised and repaired forehead.
P, Guerreschi +2 more
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Primary lipogranuloma of the forehead
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 1995Lipogranuloma describes a uniform histologic reaction of adipose tissue to endogenous or exogenous lipids or oily materials.‘.’ In 1900, Gersuny3 injected liquid paraffin into the scrotum of a boy for cosmetic reconstruction following bilateral orchiectomy with satisfactory results.
S, Lang, A, Dreher, G, Grevers
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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1990
A new technique of forehead rhytidectomy is presented that combines the best features of the coronal incision with those of the anterior hairline incision. The plane of dissection is formed by an anterior subcutaneous plane dissecting a lateral subgaleal plane.
B, Tirkanits, R K, Daniel
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A new technique of forehead rhytidectomy is presented that combines the best features of the coronal incision with those of the anterior hairline incision. The plane of dissection is formed by an anterior subcutaneous plane dissecting a lateral subgaleal plane.
B, Tirkanits, R K, Daniel
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Management of the Aging Forehead
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1990Browlifting and forehead procedures are a critical element in the contemporary surgical management of the aging face. Esthetics of the upper third of the face will dictate brow position and its relationship to the supraorbital rim and eyes. Treatment of deformities of the upper third of the face can be varied according to the sex and age of the patient
J D, Kerth, D M, Toriumi
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The Subcutaneous Forehead Lift
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1989A limited experience (27 patients, all female) is presented utilizing the subcutaneous approach to forehead lifting. This approach has been little utilized and has been condemned in the literature for being dangerous. However, no difficulties in wound healing or alopecia have been encountered, and the procedure has the advantages of more effectively ...
S A, Wolfe, W L, Baird
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