Management of Deformities of the Lower Cartilaginous Vault

Fomon, Samuel J.; Goldman, Irving B.; Neivert, Harry; Schattner, Alfred

doi:10.1001/archotol.1951.03750110003001

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“…They may be applied for primary and secondary rhinoplasty. Alar rim grafts were heralded as early as the 1950s by Fomon [1,2] and Denecke [3] for the correction of alar base in cleft lip nose. Composite paranasal grafts on the nasal mucosa (instead of under) were an Alar Rim Grafts DOI: http://dx.doi.org /10.5772/intechopen.84805 interesting, easier variation proposed by Farrior [4].…”

Section: Historical Notesmentioning

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Alar Rim Grafts

Arquero¹,

Calonge²,

Espinoza³

et al. 2019

Contemporary Rhinoplasty

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Alar rim grafts date back to the 1950s for the correction of alar base in cleft lip nose. Cartilage struts under the anterior half of the alae of a pinched nose tip were popularised and the cartilage of the auricular concha became the donor site of choice for nasal procedures. Recently, some surgeons pointed to its potential role in aesthetic cases and added some technical refinements. These grafts are used for open and closed rhinoplasties. They usually consist of a rod of septal or auricular cartilage that we lay as reinforcement inside a pocket along the alar margin. Indications include the following: congenital or traumatic asymmetry, dynamic alar collapse, alar flare, primary retraction or notching, secondary (surgical or traumatic) retraction and malposition of the lateral cartilages (upwards or downwards). Harvesting and implanting techniques as well as the possible drawbacks are discussed.

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Section: Historical Notesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Alar Rim Grafts

Arquero¹,

Calonge²,

Espinoza³

et al. 2019

Contemporary Rhinoplasty

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“…One important cartilage graft that is nearly always employed is the columellar strut, 13 cut in a rectangular shape from a straight and sturdy portion of the cartilaginous septum and sutured in place between the two medial crura. This plays a crucial part in strengthening the medial crura, ensuring support for the tip, and preserving the stability of the degree of rotation and projection obtained over time.…”

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The Surgical Approach to the Mediterranean Nose

Boccieri¹

2010

Facial plast Surg

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The Mediterranean nose possesses some specific characteristics of the ethnic group in question that can appear unduly accentuated in some cases and reflect a situation of authentic nasal deformity. The problems most frequently encountered consist of a prominent hump and protruding dorsum, a ptotic tip, an acute nasolabial angle, and thick, sebaceous skin. The surgeon in his approach to the Mediterranean nose must be able to recognize these deformities and to resolve them in accordance with the aesthetic canons peculiar to this ethnic group. To this end, this article describes prudent and progressive criteria for selection of the most appropriate techniques to correct the various flaws while seeking to preserve the structures as much as possible. Cartilage grafts can prove very useful with a view to ensuring both excellent results and their stability over time.

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“…Eine Zusammenstellung aller möglichen pathologischen Veränderungen der Nasenklappe hat Kern [351] [349,364] oder unter den Seitenknorpel [365,366] verstärkt werden, ± können fehlende oder zu schwache Anteile der lateralen Flügelknorpelschenkel durch Batten-grafts ersetzt oder verstärkt werden [291,367]; diese können zusätzlich seitlich auf der Crista piriformis abgestützt werden, ± kann eine verminderte Elastizität der Seitenknorpel durch Splay-grafts [292] oder Spreader-splay-grafts [368] verbessert werden, ± kann einem deformierten (nach innen gewölbten) lateralen Flügelknorpelschenkel durch Drehung um 1808 eine normale nach auûen gewölbte Form gegeben werden [349,369,370], ± kann eine Naht zwischen lateralem Flügelknorpelschenkel und dem Periost des Margo infraorbitalis [371 ± 375] oder der lateralen Apertura piriformis [81] die laterale Vestibulumwand stabilisieren. ± Bei weniger ausgeprägter Pathologie im Bereich der Flügelknorpel sind in einigen Fällen auch Nahttechniken mit/ohne Inzisionen im Dombereich möglich [376].…”

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Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

Mlynski

2005

Laryngorhinootologie

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Management of Deformities of the Lower Cartilaginous Vault

Cited by 24 publications

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Alar Rim Grafts

Alar Rim Grafts

The Surgical Approach to the Mediterranean Nose

Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

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