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Augmentation rhinoplasty with soft tissue and cartilage
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1988Augmentation rhinoplasty using soft tissue and cartilage was performed on 120 patients and the results were reexamined. They were found to be satisfactory and without complication. To narrow a round tip, a resection of two-thirds of the lateral crus cephalad portion and a transection of the caudal portion with a strip resection was done. To elevate the
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An Augmented Reality Framework for Soft Tissue Surgery
2014Augmented reality for soft tissue laparoscopic surgery is a growing topic of interest in the medical community and has potential application in intra-operative planning and image guidance. Delivery of such systems to the operating room remains complex with theoretical challenges related to tissue deformation and the practical limitations of imaging ...
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Recent advances in soft tissue augmentation
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 1999Soft tissue augmentation has become increasingly important as more individuals seek aesthetic improvement without major surgical procedures. The choice of an appropriate subcutaneous implant, whether solid or injectable, requires a thorough understanding of the materials available.
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Fillers and Soft Tissue Augmentation
2015From time immemorial, human beings have sought to enhance natural beauty and tried to slow ageing. With the advent of anaesthesia and surgery, towards the end of the nineteenth century, more invasive cosmetic procedures became available, including soft tissue fillers. Fat was the first soft tissue filler to be used after trauma and is still widely used
Christopher M. E. Rowland Payne +1 more
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The connective tissue platform technique for soft tissue augmentation.
The International journal of periodontics & restorative dentistry, 2012The presence of a localized alveolar ridge defect, especially in the maxillary anterior dentition, may complicate an esthetic rehabilitation. The goal of this case report is to describe a novel subepithelial connective tissue graft technique for soft tissue augmentation in Class III ridge defects.
ZUCCHELLI, GIOVANNI +5 more
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