Assessing Outcomes in Facial Reanimation: Evaluation and Validation of the SMILE System for Measuring Lip Excursion During Smiling

Bray, Dominic; Henstrom, Douglas K.; Cheney, Mack L.; Hadlock, Tessa A.

doi:10.1001/archfacial.2010.69

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“…Facegram software, described and validated in 2010, was used to obtain palpebral fissure width measurements from photographs taken before and after surgery. 3 …”

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Two‐step highly selective neurectomy for refractory periocular synkinesis

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“…Facegram software, described and validated in 2010, was used to obtain palpebral fissure width measurements from photographs taken before and after surgery. 3 …”

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Two‐step highly selective neurectomy for refractory periocular synkinesis

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“…Brow position was quanti�ed using our previously described FACE-gram program, which is used to measure both static and dynamic positions of the face [5]. Brie�y, the program scales the photograph according to the premise that the average iris diameter in humans is roughly 12 mm.…”

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The “Power” Brow Lift: Efficient Correction of the Paralyzed Brow

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properly cited.Purpose. To describe a novel approach to brow ptosis correction and evaluate its long-term efficacy in patients with facial-paralysisassociated brow ptosis. Methods. Twenty-two patients aged from 50 to 90 years underwent "power" brow liing, involving 3 intrabrow stab incisions and suture suspension of the brow to the frontal calvarium via titanium miniplate. Long-term results of the operation were assessed retrospectively. Pre-and postoperative photographs were measured with FACE-gram soware to evaluate efficacy of the procedure. Results. Seventeen patients who underwent "power" brow li were available for postoperative evaluation. Among them, follow-up length ranged from 12 to 448 days. e average post-operative change in brow height was 5.7 mm, which was statistically signi�cant � ). ere were no complications. Conclusions. e "power" brow procedure can help to restore upper facial symmetry and visual �elds and improve periocular hygiene. e operation is easily performed in an office setting, under local anesthesia, and appears to provide reliable long-term results. e time required to perform the procedure is far less than that required for a standard direct brow li; there is no risk of postoperative forehead hypesthesia, and there is no superciliary scar.

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“…A freeware Java applet (FaceGram, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, MA, USA) for scaled semiautomated measurements from still images of facial parameters, such as oral commissure excursion and philtral deviation, is useful for quantitative analysis of interventions. 26 In addition to grading facial movement, standardized assessments of FP-related symptoms and QOL are necessary to track the burden of disease and response to interventions. The patientgraded Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation (NOSE) 27 instrument is useful in patients with ENV collapse secondary to FFP.…”

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