Biomedical subjects
W H Kisner
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Forehead tissue expander.
The use of the forehead flap for nasal reconstruction has long been used by reconstructive surgeons. A case is presented in which comprised forehead skin is utilized following expansion by a tissue expander.
Tubular carcinoma: an indication for subcutaneous mastectomy?
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Dermal graft for dural defect.
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Reconstruction of a nasal defect.
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Double sublimis tendon to fifth finger with absence of profundus.
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Spontaneous posttraumatic mandibular regeneration.
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Cross finger flaps.
Proper fingertip reconstruction requires good skin and soft tissue coverage, preservation of function and as normal an appearance as possible. The cross finger flap results in negligible joint stiffness, minimal morbidity and little work-time loss. An important factor is the conservation of finger length permitted by this technique. This method of repair is underutilized. It is indicated in several types of fingertip amputations where bone shortening would be detrimental.
Round versus tear-drop breast prostheses: their superiority when supine.
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The relation of nodular goiter to malignancy.
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Thumb neuroma: a hazard of ten pin bowling.
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Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia: a case report.
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Keratosis palmaris et plantaris.
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Advisability of local flaps in facial repair.
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