1988
DOI: 10.1097/00002341-198804030-00035
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Lower Eyelid Reconstruction with a Conchal Cartilage Graft

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“…Chondromucosal grafts from the nasal septum, 6,7 palatal mucosa grafts, 8 pedicled transfer of composite tissue from the palpebral 4,911 or from the dorsum of nose, 12 and conchal cartilage grafts 13 have been reported for reconstruction of the inner layer of the eyelid. However, the applications of these methods are sometimes limited.…”
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“…Chondromucosal grafts from the nasal septum, 6,7 palatal mucosa grafts, 8 pedicled transfer of composite tissue from the palpebral 4,911 or from the dorsum of nose, 12 and conchal cartilage grafts 13 have been reported for reconstruction of the inner layer of the eyelid. However, the applications of these methods are sometimes limited.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…13 Ear cartilage is useful because it is easy to harvest and fabricate, has suitable flexibility, and provides adequate support. However, with the previously reported approach, the defect was covered entirely by conchal cartilage.…”
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“…The surgical procedure used in our department is based on the lower eyelid reconstruction technique with conchal cartilage graft described by Matsuo et al [2, 3], however, with several modifications. In brief, the surgical removal of the lesion includes prepping the patient for general or local anesthesia with sedation; covering the bulb with a protective contact lens; excising the lower eyelid lesion to ensure macroscopically clear oncological margins (Figure 1); intraoperative histological assessment and further excision if needed.…”
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“…Matsuo et al proposed a new surgical method in 1987, which involved using chondroperichondral graft tissue extracted from the donor auricle concha to reconstruct the posterior lamella [2, 3]. The adjacent skin flap was used to restore the anterior lamella.…”
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confidence: 99%