Treatment of over-reduction of the nose and subsequent deformities

Aiach, Gilbert

doi:10.1016/0266-4356(95)90012-8

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“…Die häufigste Komplikation ist das Open roof [285 ± 289]. Aber auch eine zu breite [246,259,285,287,290,291] oder zu schmale Nase [289 ± 293] sowie eine Einsattelung [287, 290, 294 ± 296] (welche vor allem bei mangelnder Rekonstruktion und Fixation des knorpligen Septums auftritt) können die Folge sein. Auch eine ästhetisch unangenehme Stufenbildung an der seitlichen knöchernen Pyramide in Höhe der lateralen Osteotomie wurde mehrfach in der Literatur beschrieben [246,259,285,290].…”

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Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

Mlynski

2005

Laryngorhinootologie

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Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

Mlynski

2005

Laryngorhinootologie

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“…Such patients might search revision for purely cosmea motivations. Trauma, Prior nasal surgery, Drug abuse, Infectious and inflammatory conditions, Neoplasms and Binder syndrome are regarding in etiology of short nose (Aiach & Monaghan, 1995).…”

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Use of cephalic trim cartilages from lower lateral cartilage to elongate short nose

Ahmed

Saadoon

Jwad

2022

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In our study, we used cephalic trim cartilage from LLC uniting strategies to be compelling in amending short nose, with a low occurrence of complications. Preferences of this procedure incorporate extension of the whole nasal tip and ala, which brings about more far reaching and proportioned nasal length. The versatile nasal tip is kept up by sufficiently liberating the holding powers of the LLC while offering enough underlying help.

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The Spreader-Splay Graft Combination: A Treatment Approach for the Osseocartilaginous Vault Deformities Following Rhinoplasty

Acartürk

Gencel

2003

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

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Deformities following primary rhinoplasty may be located at different anatomical regions related to the primary operation. Osseocartilaginous vault deformities such as open roof deformity, over-resected bony and cartilaginous dorsum, excessive width of the middle vault, inverted-V deformity and middle vault collapse are the most frequent ones. Stair-step deformity combined with middle vault problems is uncommon. Patients with these deformities not only have poor aesthetic results, but also have moderate or severe respiratory problems due to the severity of the deformity. Spreader grafts, onlay grafts and biomaterials can be used to correct these deformities. We preferred to use the spreader-splay graft combination for severe osseocartilaginous vault deformities. In this paper we present 3 cases. Two cases had severe open roof deformity, middle vault collapse and over resection of the osseocartilaginous hump, along with severe respiratory problems. The Spreader-splay graft combination was used, along with lateral osteotomy and medialization of nasal bones to treat these patients. One patient had a very severe stair-step deformity due to over resection of the hump and excessive infracturing of nasal bones along with severe respiratory problems due to collapse of the middle vault. This deformity was corrected with proper outfracturing along the old osteotomy site and the use of spreader-splay graft combination. All patients had good aesthetic and functional outcome after the surgery. In conclusion, the spreader-splay graft combination provides a good anatomical restoration to obtain a better respiratory function and aesthetic outcome on severe osseocartilaginous vault deformities following rhinoplasty.

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Treatment of over-reduction of the nose and subsequent deformities

Cited by 7 publications

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Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

Gestörte Funktion der oberen AtemwegeWiederherstellende Verfahren bei gestörter Funktion der oberen Atemwege. Nasale Atmung

Use of cephalic trim cartilages from lower lateral cartilage to elongate short nose

The Spreader-Splay Graft Combination: A Treatment Approach for the Osseocartilaginous Vault Deformities Following Rhinoplasty

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