Objective Measures in Aesthetic and Functional Nasal Surgery: Perspectives on Nasal Form and Function
Facial plast Surg 2010; 26: 320-327DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1262314ABSTRACTThe outcomes of aesthetic and functional nasal surgery are difficult to assess objectively because of the intricate balance between nasal form and function. Despite historical emphasis on patient-reported subjective measures, objective measures are gaining importance in both research and the current outcomes-driven health care environment. Objective measures currently available have several shortcomings that limit their routine clinical use. In particular, the low correlation between objective and subjective measures poses a major challenge. However, advances in computer, imaging, and bioengineering technology are now setting the stage for the development of innovative objective assessment tools for nasal surgery that ca…
Posted by admin Date: Thursday, July 29, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
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Objective Measures in Aesthetic and Functional Nasal Surgery: Perspectives on Nasal Form and Function
Facial plast Surg 2010; 26: 320-327DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1262314ABSTRACTThe outcomes of aesthetic and functional nasal surgery are difficult to assess objectively because of the intricate balance between nasal form and function. Despite historical emphasis on patient-reported subjective measures, objective measures are gaining importance in both research and the current outcomes-driven health care environment. Objective measures currently available have several shortcomings that limit their routine clinical use. In particular, the low correlation between objective and subjective measures poses a major challenge. However, advances in computer, imaging, and bioengineering technology are now setting the stage for the development of innovative objective assessment tools for nasal surgery that ca…
Posted by admin Date: Thursday, July 29, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
Tags: ABSTRACTThe, assessment tools, balance, bioengineering technology, computer imaging, correlation, DOI, emphasis, Facial, form, function, Health, health care environment, importance, intricate balance, nasal, nasal surgery, objective, objective assessment, objective measures, plast, research, shortcomings, subjective measures, Surg, surgery
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Menstrual migraine is a form of migraine that affects women on a monthly basis. This form of migraine is considered different from non-menstrual migraines
Posted by admin Date: Monday, July 26, 2010
Categories: Ovulation and Ovaries
Tags: basis, form, Menstrual, menstrual migraine, menstrual migraines, migraine
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Posted by admin Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010
Categories: Vaginal and uterus health
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Intraoral Reconstruction Using Local and Regional Flaps
Seminars in Plastic Surgery 2010; 24: 198-211DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1255337ABSTRACTChoosing a pedicled flap to reconstruct an intraoral defect depends on the size and the anatomic position of the tissue defect. The goals are to restore form and function and minimize donor site morbidity. Regional pedicled flaps available for intraoral reconstruction are the buccal fat pad flap, facial artery musculomucosal flap, platysma, pectoralis major, temporalis muscle flap, and trapezius flaps. We give a concise illustration of anatomy, our harvesting technique, indications, and eventual pitfalls for each of the six flaps.[...]© Thieme Medical PublishersGet connected:Table of contents | Abstract | Full text (Source: Seminars in Plastic Surgery)
Posted by admin Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Categories: plastic surgery
Tags: ABSTRACTChoosing, anatomic position, anatomy, buccal fat pad, defect, DOI, donor, facial artery, flap, form, function, intraoral, morbidity, pectoralis, pitfalls, plastic, plastic surgery, position, reconstruction, Seminars, site, size, source seminars, surgery, temporalis muscle, text source, thieme medical, tissue, trapezius