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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1987
Ten operative procedures for surgery of the nasal tip are described and illustrated with case photographs. A working understanding of the various tip techniques described should allow the rhinoplastic surgeon to achieve consistently good results.
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Ten operative procedures for surgery of the nasal tip are described and illustrated with case photographs. A working understanding of the various tip techniques described should allow the rhinoplastic surgeon to achieve consistently good results.
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Angioleiomyoma of the nasal tip
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1993The clinical, histological and immunohistochemical findings of a rare case of a solitary subcutaneous angioleiomyoma (vascular leiomyoma) of the nasal tip in a 74-year-old woman are described. Histogenesis and histological characterization of this lesion are discussed.
D, Ophir, E, Ruchvarger, M, Cordoba
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2013
Chondromas are benign lesions composed of mature hyaline cartilage. A nasal chondroma is an infrequent entity and it arises rarely from the nasal septum. Most of the nasal chondroma cases in the medical literature have originated from the posterior part of the septum. This article presents a rare case of nasal chondroma.
Ozturan, ORHAN +2 more
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Chondromas are benign lesions composed of mature hyaline cartilage. A nasal chondroma is an infrequent entity and it arises rarely from the nasal septum. Most of the nasal chondroma cases in the medical literature have originated from the posterior part of the septum. This article presents a rare case of nasal chondroma.
Ozturan, ORHAN +2 more
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Studies on the support of the nasal tip
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1971Anatomical studies on the nasal tip indicate four major areas of tip support: (1) the fibrous connection between upper and lower lateral cartilages; (2) the sesamoid complex extending the support of the lateral crus to the pyriform opening; (3) the ligamentous sling spanning between the paired domes of the lower lateral cartilages; and (4) the ...
J B, Janeke, W K, Wright
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1992
New anatomic observations and expanded aesthetics are presented based on an in-depth analysis of 50 patients undergoing primary open rhinoplasty. The alar cartilages can be conceived of as three crura (medial, middle, and lateral), each composed of two segments, plus distinct intervening junction points of aesthetic importance. The classic four-dot tip
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New anatomic observations and expanded aesthetics are presented based on an in-depth analysis of 50 patients undergoing primary open rhinoplasty. The alar cartilages can be conceived of as three crura (medial, middle, and lateral), each composed of two segments, plus distinct intervening junction points of aesthetic importance. The classic four-dot tip
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Surgery for the Bulbous Nasal Tip
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1983Correction of the bulbous nasal tip is difficult. Numerous techniques for tip rhinoplasty have been described, but many differ in their treatment of the wide intercrural angle and the flared lateral crus, which are characteristics of the bulbous tip.
P, McKinney, M, Stalnecker
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Metastatic tumours of the nasal tip
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1985Two cases of metastatic tumour at the nasal tip are described. Both originated from a primary tumour of the bronchus. In each case the lesion was the first sign of an otherwise silent neoplasm.
D T, Gault, S G, Subbuswamy
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A Modified Goldman Nasal Tip Procedure for the Drooping Nasal Tip
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991A modification of Irving Goldman's nasal tip procedure that borrows from the lateral crus to augment the height of the medial crus is described. Goldman's procedure has been modified by not including the vestibular skin with the segment of the lateral crus that is rolled medially to increase nasal tip projection, by adding a nasal septal cartilage ...
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1987
The achievement of tip projection in rhinoplasty has been overemphasized in recent programs and publications. The normal spring support of the tip by the medial crura will ordinarily give adequate tip projection in a well-executed rhinoplasty. If additional tip projection is required, the simplest procedures are advancement of the columella and tip ...
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The achievement of tip projection in rhinoplasty has been overemphasized in recent programs and publications. The normal spring support of the tip by the medial crura will ordinarily give adequate tip projection in a well-executed rhinoplasty. If additional tip projection is required, the simplest procedures are advancement of the columella and tip ...
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Nasal Tip Deprojection in Rhinoplasty
Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryBackground: Rhinoplasty is one of the most commonly performed facial operations in the United States, and many major and minor nasal tip support structures affect tip projection. Overprojection may result from anatomical factors or occur iatrogenically during primary rhinoplasty.
Shaishav, Datta +6 more
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