Septal Reconstruction Enhancing Functionality And Aesthetics 10. petropoulos i, nolst trenité g, boenisch m et al. external septal reconstruction with the use of polydioxanone foil: our experience. eur arch otorhinolaryngol 2006;263:1105 1108. 11. gerlinger i, kárász t, somogyvári k et al. extracorporeal septal reconstruction with polydioxanone foil. clin otolaryngol 2007;32:462 479. 12. Objectives to evaluate the usefulness of resorbable polydioxanone plate attached to nasal septal cartilage in external septoplasty, to assess its mechanical stability until healing of cartilage fragments, and to describe the surgical technique and clinical experience. design external septoplasty with polydioxanone plate has been performed in 396 patients since 1996. indications were severe.
Mathews Open Access Journal Design: external septoplasty with polydioxanone plate has been performed in 396 patients since 1996. indications were severe septal deformities (usually posttraumatic). surgery included removal of the quadrilateral cartilage and division into straight fragments, which were sutured to resorbable polydioxanone plate and replaced as a free graft. Doi: 10.1001 archfacial.2009.103 corpus id: 31389943; reconstruction of the nasal septum using polydioxanone plate. @article{boenisch2010reconstructionot, title={reconstruction of the nasal septum using polydioxanone plate.}, author={miriam boenisch and gilbert j. nolst trenit{\'e}}, journal={archives of facial plastic surgery}, year={2010}, volume={12 1}, pages={ 4 10 }, url={ api. The nasal septum is a key structure of the nose, not only from a functional point of view but also from an aesthetic one. septal involvement in nasal trauma often leads to significant problems. these may require surgical correction. assessment, grading of severity and management of these deformities are discussed. Polydioxanone foil facilitates the incorporation of a newly implanted septal graft without significant postoperative complications and is absorbed within 25 weeks. the surgical technique is described in detail, and the early postoperative functional and aesthetic results (mean follow up: 11 months) on 16 patients (mean age: 42 years) are reported.
Total Nasal Septal Reconstruction Using Costal Cartilage In Difficult The nasal septum is a key structure of the nose, not only from a functional point of view but also from an aesthetic one. septal involvement in nasal trauma often leads to significant problems. these may require surgical correction. assessment, grading of severity and management of these deformities are discussed. Polydioxanone foil facilitates the incorporation of a newly implanted septal graft without significant postoperative complications and is absorbed within 25 weeks. the surgical technique is described in detail, and the early postoperative functional and aesthetic results (mean follow up: 11 months) on 16 patients (mean age: 42 years) are reported. Boenisch et al. 13) reported extracorporeal septal reconstruction with a combination of nasal septal cartilage and auricular conchal cartilage on pds. they reported that the functional and cosmetic results were satisfactory without any complications and that the use of a pds plate during septal reconstruction facilitated external septoplasty. Nasal septal perforations are 5 layer defects in the mucosa and perichondrium bilaterally and the septal cartilage in between. septal reconstruction should aim to replace the absent cartilage and mobilize mucosa to cover and provide vascularity to the graft. techniques feature variations in how the mucosal layer is closed (advancement of nasal.
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