2003
DOI: 10.1007/s10067-002-0687-9
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“…Different incisions have been suggested with different designs (ellipse, circular, linear), different directions (parallel, oblique, vertical) and a wide range of lengths (from 1 mm up to 3 cm), but no comparative studies supporting the advantages of a particular type of incision over the others could be retrieved (9-19). …”
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“…Different incisions have been suggested with different designs (ellipse, circular, linear), different directions (parallel, oblique, vertical) and a wide range of lengths (from 1 mm up to 3 cm), but no comparative studies supporting the advantages of a particular type of incision over the others could be retrieved (9-19). …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pain, inflammation, wound infection, suture dehiscence, and cheloid scars are described as mediate complications of glandular biopsy (7,9-15), but the so-called “disorders of lip sensitivity” are the most frequently reported complication (18,19), occurring in up to 11% of cases in large series (12). This finding has discouraged the use of a punch for MSGB because it removes lip mucosa together with the attached gland, and favoured techniques that permit identification and avoidance of sensory nerve endings (16).…”
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