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Physiopsychologic treatment for postoperative urinary retention.
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Plastic operation for multiple anorectal lesions.
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Plastic surgery in reconstructing the primary cleft lip and nasal deformity.
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The use of wire in tenoplasty and tenorrhaphy.
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Plastic surgery for closure of decubitus ulcers in patients with paraplegia; based on experience with 1,000 cases.
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Contributions of plastic surgery to other fields of surgical endeavor.
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Combined plastic surgery of the nose and chin; résumé of twenty-seven years' experience.
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The future of plastic surgery.
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Vaginal plastic surgery based on a new concept of the anatomy of the female genital tract. V. Birth injuries to the perineum and their treatment, preventive and active.
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Vaginal plastic surgery based on a new concept of the anatomy of the female genital tract. VI. Surgical treatment of the lacerated perineum of long-standing.
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Surgical reconstruction of the middle ear.
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Reconstruction of a large defect on the entire thickness of the chest wall.
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Cleft palate restoration: an interpretation of the Fitz-Gibbon technique.
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Postoperative functional evaluation of different reanimation techniques for facial nerve repair.
BACKGROUND: The facial nerve function after facial-facial nerve anastomosis, grafting, hypoglossal-facial nerve anastomosis, hypoglossal-facial interpositional jump nerve anastomosis, or a combined approach was analyzed. METHODS: Facial function was assessed after operation using a 7-point visual analog scale (VAS) and by electromyography (EMG) in 53 patients. The final result was judged by May's facial nerve grading system. RESULTS: Voluntary EMG activity occurred on average 4.52 +/- 1.31 months after operation. Initial facial movements were visible after 5.41 +/- 1.80 months. Facial function related to the VAS finally reached 44% of normal value. The result was judged May's grade I in 13%, grade II in 34%, grade III in 28%, and grade IV in 25% of patients. A significant difference in outcome between different reconstruction types was not seen. Age over 60 years was related to worse outcome. CONCLUSIONS: A correct selection of the best method in the individual situation presumed, all analyzed facial reanimation techniques seem to lead nearly similar and satisfactory results.
Virtual 3-dimensional modeling as a valuable adjunct to aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.
Three-dimensional (3D) imaging technology currently is used by various commercial industries as a method for analyzing objects and shapes. Recent work from our group and others offer data to support the use of 3D imaging as a valuable tool in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery. We have developed a system for creating 3D breast models that provides clinical data that can help guide surgical management. With 3D breast models, surgeons are able to visually assess the size, shape, contour, and symmetry of the breast, as well as obtain quantitative breast measurements and volumetric calculations. Three-dimensional imaging may be applied to various plastic surgery procedures including breast reconstruction with implant/tissue expanders, local flap reconstruction, free-flap reconstruction, breast augmentation, and breast reduction surgery. The novel application of 3D imaging in these settings represents a significant advance from traditional approaches to aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery in which surgical procedures are based on 2-dimensional photographs and visual size estimates.