The Anatomical Study of the Nasal Septal Cartilage with its Clinical Implications

Samibut, Phakinan; Meevassana, Jiraroch; Suwajo, Poonpissamai; Nilprapha, Kasama; Promniyom, Pasu; Iamphongsai, Seree; Angspatt, Apichai; Jindarak, Sirachai; Pungrasmi, Pornthep

doi:10.1007/s00266-020-02116-z

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“…In a similar study involving Chinese cadavers, the average height and length were 20.41±3.0 and 20.83±4.7 mm, respectively [5]. In a study involving Thai cadavers, the mean height and length were 30.96±5.90 and 26.13±6.90 mm, respectively [6]. The mean height and length of Caucasian septal cartilages were reported to be 33.50 and 37.90 mm, respectively [7].…”

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Using nasal septal cartilage-bone complex for anterior septal reconstruction in Asians

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2022

J Cosmet Med

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In Asian rhinoplasty, nasal tip projection and lengthening are often required because of the low nasal tip position and short nose. Anterior septal reconstruction (ASR) is performed for nasal tip projection or lengthening with severe caudal septal deviation. The septal cartilage should be sufficiently large for ASR and other grafting procedures; however, many Asians have a small septal cartilage. Here, we introduce a nasal tip-supporting technique using a septal cartilage-bone complex for Asians with a small septal cartilage and severe caudal septal deviation.

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