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1995
It was the experience of plastic surgeons that if a “doughnut” excision was performed on the breast, it often developed a secondary deformity consisting of the extreme enlargement of the areola, sometimes to the size of the original doughnut outer border and often associated with scar widening, making the result even more unsightly.
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It was the experience of plastic surgeons that if a “doughnut” excision was performed on the breast, it often developed a secondary deformity consisting of the extreme enlargement of the areola, sometimes to the size of the original doughnut outer border and often associated with scar widening, making the result even more unsightly.
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Suture materials and suturing techniques
In Practice, 1985J. Campbell, Alistair Marks
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TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS OF ADJUSTABLE SUTURES
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology, 1987The 'rediscovery' of adjustable sutures some 10 years ago has given the ophthalmic surgeon much more confidence in his ability to correct strabismus. Three methods of use are described: during surgery under general anaesthesia with adjustment during the operation using the 'springback' test to centralise the eye; during surgery under general ...
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The McCannel suture: a bimanual technique
American Intra-Ocular Implant Society Journal, 1979The bimanual technique utilizing the iris manipulator and a full air bubble allows excellent control of anterior chamber depth and IOL position. It also minimizes the risk of trauma to the underlying lens, posterior capsule or vitreous during placement of iris sutures; and its use may prevent the tragedy of severe endothelial damage during insertion of
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The Continuous Locking Suture Technique
Journal of Endodontics, 2001The continuous locking suture technique is described for use in endodontic surgery. The technique is an effective way to close Ochsenbein-Luebke flaps. The importance of the assistant's role is described. The technique's advantages and disadvantages are discussed.
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2011
Suture facelift techniques currently provide a “better alternative” to nonsurgical tissue-tightening devices and injectable procedures for patients who would benefit from lifting of mild to moderate ptosis, but they do not replace open facelift procedures for those with more severe ptosis or excessive skin laxity.
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Suture facelift techniques currently provide a “better alternative” to nonsurgical tissue-tightening devices and injectable procedures for patients who would benefit from lifting of mild to moderate ptosis, but they do not replace open facelift procedures for those with more severe ptosis or excessive skin laxity.
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