2021
DOI: 10.1055/s-0041-1726440
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Soft Tissue Trauma to the Nose: Management and Special Considerations

Abstract: The nose is one of the most common sites of facial injury due to its prominence and anatomical placement. Given its intricate anatomy, function, and high visibility, it also proves to be one of the most complex regions for repair. We provide a review of the management of soft tissue injuries to the nose, including the various reconstructive tools available and adjunctive wound care measures. We also discuss special considerations based on mechanism of injury and treatment of this condition in the pediatric pop… Show more

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“…Facial soft tissue injuries are a significant concern in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery due to their visibility and potential impact on an individual's appearance and psychological well‐being. These injuries, ranging from minor lacerations to severe burns, pose unique challenges in treatment owing to the facial skin's complex anatomy and the need for aesthetic considerations in healing 18,19 . The delicate balance between functional restoration and cosmetic outcome is paramount in managing these injuries.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Facial soft tissue injuries are a significant concern in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery due to their visibility and potential impact on an individual's appearance and psychological well‐being. These injuries, ranging from minor lacerations to severe burns, pose unique challenges in treatment owing to the facial skin's complex anatomy and the need for aesthetic considerations in healing 18,19 . The delicate balance between functional restoration and cosmetic outcome is paramount in managing these injuries.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These injuries, ranging from minor lacerations to severe burns, pose unique challenges in treatment owing to the facial skin's complex anatomy and the need for aesthetic considerations in healing. 18 , 19 The delicate balance between functional restoration and cosmetic outcome is paramount in managing these injuries. Facial scars are a common sequelae of soft tissue injuries and can vary widely in their appearance, texture and impact on surrounding tissues.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O perfil epidemiológico do trauma varia conforme a região e seus aspectos socioculturais, segundo estudos internacionais o acometimento da mandíbula está mais associada a acidentes motociclístico 2 . Devido a sua posição anatômica e configuração mais proeminente, o nariz está mais susceptível a ferimentos, em acidentes envolvendo a face 3,4 , com sua estrutura composta por ossos, cartilagens, fluxo sanguíneo e inervações, o seu tratamento envolve mais de uma especialidade em casos complexos. As lesões avulsivas de tecido mole podem requerer enxertia para restabelecer a estética e a função 3 .…”
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“…Devido a sua posição anatômica e configuração mais proeminente, o nariz está mais susceptível a ferimentos, em acidentes envolvendo a face 3,4 , com sua estrutura composta por ossos, cartilagens, fluxo sanguíneo e inervações, o seu tratamento envolve mais de uma especialidade em casos complexos. As lesões avulsivas de tecido mole podem requerer enxertia para restabelecer a estética e a função 3 . O manuseio cuidadoso dessa estrutura deve ser realizado, com intuito de evitar isquemia e complicações pós operatória, assim como o fechamento primário deve ser feito nas primeiras 24 (vinte e quatro) horas, idealmente nas seis horas iniciais ao trauma com a finalidade de obter-se um prognóstico favorável 5,6 .…”
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