Enxerto ósseo de olécrano para aumento do dorso nasal

Cosac, Ognev Meireles; Pedroso, Diogo Borges; Vasconcelos, Flávia Roberta Paes; Souza, Renato Sérgio de Medeiros; Amaral, Giuliano Trombetta

doi:10.1590/s1983-51752012000200008

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“…O tratamento de nariz em sela inclui cirurgia com rinoplastia aberta e inclusão de material no dorso, podendo-se usar diversos tipos de enxertos como cartilagem (auricular, septal e corneto), enxerto ósseo (crista tibial, ilíaca e tábua óssea craniana), enxerto osteocatilaginoso (costela) e também pode ser utilizado materiais aloplásticos (silicone e polietilenoporoso) (COSAC et al, 2012).…”

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Percepção De Gestantes Sobre a Toxoplasmose

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Percepção De Gestantes Sobre a Toxoplasmose

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Silva²,

Reis³

et al. 2022

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Total Nasal Reconstruction for Extruded, Pending Extrusion and Severely Displaced Silicone Nasal Implants in Asian Patients

Hodgkinson¹

2017

Aesth Plast Surg

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The Australian population is 10% of Asian origin, and many of our Asian patients have had nasal augmentation using prosthetic material prior to immigration or as medical tourists back in their country of origin. Insertion of nasal prostheses is the most common way to augment the nasal dorsum in the Asian patient and although there is a trend towards autogenous primary augmentation still, the vast majority of patients seen in clinical practice have had augmentation by the insertion of foreign material generally silicone. Level of Evidence IV This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these evidence-based medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .

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Comparing Morbidities of Bone Graft Harvesting from the Olecranon Process and the Distal Radius

Micev

Kalainov

Slikker

et al. 2016

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background:The aim of this study is to compare donor-site morbidities between patients who underwent bone graft harvesting from either the olecranon process (OP) or the distal radius (DR).Methods:We evaluated 44 patients who underwent bone graft harvesting from the OP (25 cases) or the DR (19 cases) for various procedures in the ipsilateral upper extremity. Follow-up averaged 14 (OP group) and 19 months (DR group). Outcome measures included visual analog scales (VAS) for graft harvest-site pain and scar appearance, joint motion, and x-rays of the graft harvest and recipient sites. The VAS scores ranged from 0 to 10 with a low score reflecting no pain and excellent satisfaction and a high score reflecting severe pain and poor satisfaction.Results:The VAS scores for pain averaged 0.4 (OP) and 0.5 (DR), and the VAS scores for scar appearance averaged 0.3 (OP) and 0.7 (DR). These differences were not significant. Within each group, there were no significant differences between the operative and nonoperative limbs for elbow or wrist motion. Early graft harvest-site complications involved 1 superficial wound infection (OP) and 1 wound dehiscence (DR). A graft harvest-site defect was detected by x-ray in 84% of OP cases and in 67% of DR cases. Bone healing at the graft recipient sites was observed in more than 87% of cases in both groups.Conclusions:Bone graft harvesting from either the OP or the DR led to comparable patient- and evaluator-determined outcomes with low risks of complications. Surgeons can safely use either option.

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Enxerto ósseo de olécrano para aumento do dorso nasal

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References 8 publications

Percepção De Gestantes Sobre a Toxoplasmose

Percepção De Gestantes Sobre a Toxoplasmose

Total Nasal Reconstruction for Extruded, Pending Extrusion and Severely Displaced Silicone Nasal Implants in Asian Patients

Comparing Morbidities of Bone Graft Harvesting from the Olecranon Process and the Distal Radius

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