The deflected nose—surgical correction

Grymer, Luisa F.; Fogstrup, J.; Stoksted, Poul

doi:10.1017/s0022215100093038

J. Laryngol. Otol.

1982

DOI: 10.1017/s0022215100093038

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The deflected nose—surgical correction

Luisa F. Grymer¹,

J. Fogstrup²,

Poul Stoksted³

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“…The most popular is the combination of septoplasty with mobilization of the nasal bones with or without some form of internal packing and external splinting. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] This approach certainly will result in a higher percentage of satisfied patients than simple closed reduction, but with-out grafting, it will be difficult to obtain a good result consistently.…”

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Overlay grafting for lateral nasal wall concavities

Gilbert

1998

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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One of the most difficult maneuvers in rhinoplasty is achieving a straight dorsum in the patient with a crooked nose. Often this deformity is a result of trauma involving the bony and cartilaginous vaults, resulting in nasal bone fractures and avulsion of the lateral cartilages into the nasal airway. Reduction of nasal bone fractures is fairly straightforward, but the repair of nasal cartilage trauma is more problematic. The cartilage of the nasal vault possesses fibrous attachments, which when disturbed, are difficult to reestablish. Overlay grafts are known to be effective in filling these defects and creating the illusion of a straight nose. In this series, during an 8-year period, 89 grafts were placed over lateral nasal wall concavities during rhinoplasty. Results after a minimum of 1 year follow-up are reviewed, as well as technique, materials, complications, revision rate, and patient satisfaction.

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Overlay grafting for lateral nasal wall concavities

Gilbert

1998

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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The importance of mucous membrane graft cryosurgery, silastic splints in nasal surgery

Patil¹

1987

Indian J Otolaryngol

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Deviated Nose: Technical Proposition for Prevention of Recurrences

Cannistrà¹,

Guerrieri²,

Iannetti³

1998

Aesth. Plast. Surg.

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After considering previously published studies and accordant with their observations during operations, the authors propose a surgical technique for the treatment of the deviated nose. Subpericondrial liberation of the upper lateral cartilages on the concave surface, with regard to the deviation, helps to prevent recurrences. After illustration of the surgical technique, some representative clinical cases are presented.

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The deflected nose—surgical correction

Cited by 7 publications

References 2 publications

Overlay grafting for lateral nasal wall concavities

Overlay grafting for lateral nasal wall concavities

The importance of mucous membrane graft cryosurgery, silastic splints in nasal surgery

Deviated Nose: Technical Proposition for Prevention of Recurrences

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