K-Area Preservation in Primary Rhinoplasty

Saban, Yves; Taş, Vedat

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-69775-0.00053-6

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“…Once the bony wedge is resected, the ipsilateral osteotomy is completed, and a “high-low-high” lateral osteotomy is performed on the contralateral side, respecting the Webster triangle and thereby differing from the technique of Yves Saban. 17,18 Next, a percutaneous transverse osteotomy is accomplished with a 2-mm osteotome. The entire nasal pyramid is mobilized and repositioned to the midline.…”

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“…The entire nasal pyramid is mobilized and repositioned to the midline. Just like Saban, 18,19 we believe that elevation of the dorsal soft tissue helps to achieve complete freedom of mobility from the skin and ultimate refixation through scar tissue of the repositioned pyramid, sometimes needing a lateral keystone release as described by Neves. 20 Our preservation rhinoplasty let-down technique incorporates purposeful septal surgery as an indispensable step in deprojecting the dorsal height and in straightening the nose.…”

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Twisted Nose: Preservation Rhinoplasty with Modified Push-Down/Let-Down Technique

Jasso-Ramírez

Burgos-Páez²,

Béjar

et al. 2022

Plastic &Amp; Reconstructive Surgery

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Background: The authors present a retrospective, comparative, and analytical cohort study, that aimed to prove the utility of unilateral or asymmetrical bony wedge resection to straighten the twisted nose as applied in let-down and push-down methods. The study involved objective angle measurements preoperatively and postoperatively on frontal view photographs. Methods: Preoperative and postoperative angle measurements were made on frontal view photographs of 78 patients with twisted noses classified as type C and type I. Angles of deviation were obtained using Scion Image software, measured in degrees. Statistical analysis was performed using Excel v15.13.3. Results: Forty-two patients had twisted nose type C and 28 patients had twisted nose type I. The mean age was 19 years. There was an 81% improvement ratio for twisted nose type C and 79% for twisted nose type I, and the angle correction for each type of nasal deformity was statistically significant (P < 0.01). The majority of postoperative results were classified as excellent to good, with the exception of four cases with bad outcomes, including two patients with type C and two with type I deviations. Conclusions: Unilateral or asymmetrical bony wedge resection is a modification of the let-down rhinoplasty technique. This study demonstrates statistically significant improvements in straightening twisted noses among patients with or without preoperative hump and preserving the nasal dorsum. The authors found this modification better suited for type C deviations. CLINICAL QUESTION/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic, IV.

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Twisted Nose: Preservation Rhinoplasty with Modified Push-Down/Let-Down Technique

Jasso-Ramírez

Burgos-Páez²,

Béjar

et al. 2022

Plastic &Amp; Reconstructive Surgery

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“…Biostimulan adalah senyawa bioaktif hasil metabolisme tumbuhan atau mikroorganisme yang dapat diaplikasikan pada tanaman (Saban et al, 2018). Formulasi senyawa bioaktif tersebut akan membantu tanaman dalam meningkatkan penyerapan hara dan toleransi terhadap cekaman.…”

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Growth of Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) in Salinity Stress Condition With Additional Biostimulan of Gotu Kola Extracts (Centella asiatica (L.) Urban.)

Saputri

Zakiah

Mukarlina

2023

JBT

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Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) is a palawija plant that is widely cultivated in Indonesia and includes glycophyte plants that are sensitive to salinity. Salinity stress can affect changes in morphological characters and growth in plants. The addition of gotu kola extract biostimulants can be a solution to reduce the effect of salinity stress on plants. This study aims to determine the effect and concentration of gotu kola extract biostimulant on the morphological and growth characteristics of mungbean plants experiencing salinity stress. This study used a completely randomized design (CRD) with 2 factors, namely NaCl concentration consisting of controls A1 (0‰), A2 (1.6‰), A3 (3.2‰), A4 (4.8‰) and A5 (6.4‰) as well as the concentration of biostimulants consisting of controls B1 (0mg/L), B2 (12.5mg/L), B3 (25mg/L), B4 (50mg/L) and B5 (100mg/L). Data were analyzed using ANOVA and continued with Duncan’s Multi Range Test with a 95% level of confidence. The results showed that the combination treatment of NaCl and gotu kola extract biostimulants had a significant effect on shoot fresh weight (grams), total fresh weight (grams), shoot dry weight (grams), total dry weight (grams), but had no significant effect on mungbean height. (cm), number of leaves (stalk), leaf area (cm2), root fresh weight (grams) and root dry weight (grams). Combination treatment of 3.2‰ NaCl and 25 mg/L biostimulant was the treatment that produced the best shoot dry weight and dry weight from the growth of mungbean plants experiencing salinity stress.

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K-Area Preservation in Primary Rhinoplasty

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Twisted Nose: Preservation Rhinoplasty with Modified Push-Down/Let-Down Technique

Twisted Nose: Preservation Rhinoplasty with Modified Push-Down/Let-Down Technique

Growth of Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) in Salinity Stress Condition With Additional Biostimulan of Gotu Kola Extracts (Centella asiatica (L.) Urban.)

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