Review Article Role of coronoid process in reconstruction of
... for reconstruction of the nose, orbital floor, alveolar ridge and paranasal augmentation has been reported by various authors. Due to its shape and size coronoid process is not a popular option for TMJ reconstruction. The advantage of using coronoid graft is autogenous bone of intramembranous origin ...
... for reconstruction of the nose, orbital floor, alveolar ridge and paranasal augmentation has been reported by various authors. Due to its shape and size coronoid process is not a popular option for TMJ reconstruction. The advantage of using coronoid graft is autogenous bone of intramembranous origin ...
Sensate First Dorsal Metacarpal Artery Flap for Resurfacing
... ensure the “take” of a skin graft and the free gliding of the tendon. The fascia pedicle will be taken through a zigzag skin incision and subdermal dissection along the radial border of the MP joint toward the pivot point; thus, the maximal potential length of the flap pedicle can be achieved, allow ...
... ensure the “take” of a skin graft and the free gliding of the tendon. The fascia pedicle will be taken through a zigzag skin incision and subdermal dissection along the radial border of the MP joint toward the pivot point; thus, the maximal potential length of the flap pedicle can be achieved, allow ...
Boca - medical institute milano
... - Lip reshaping according to the indications of the patient - Paris Lip lifting and augmentation - Remodeling the angle of the mouth ...
... - Lip reshaping according to the indications of the patient - Paris Lip lifting and augmentation - Remodeling the angle of the mouth ...
management of irreparable subscapularis tendon tears
... During many years the principles in diagnosis and treatment of rotator cuff tears had focused on the tendinous defect and its reattachment to the bone only, without considering the effect of the tendon tear on the corresponding muscle. The correlation between rotator cuff tear and a possible degener ...
... During many years the principles in diagnosis and treatment of rotator cuff tears had focused on the tendinous defect and its reattachment to the bone only, without considering the effect of the tendon tear on the corresponding muscle. The correlation between rotator cuff tear and a possible degener ...
Facial Feminization Surgery and The Standards
... for a wide variety of reasons including an inability to pay for the surgery without insurance coverage. In the end I’m glad I’ve had some experience living in my new gender role without surgery but it has undoubtedly been more difficult as a result. But I still face significant challenges in my dail ...
... for a wide variety of reasons including an inability to pay for the surgery without insurance coverage. In the end I’m glad I’ve had some experience living in my new gender role without surgery but it has undoubtedly been more difficult as a result. But I still face significant challenges in my dail ...
Heterotopic Ossification of the Elbow
... A systematic approach to elbow contracture release with focused goals (Table 2) facilitates excision of heterotopic bone. The specific surgical approach varies according to the underlying pathology (such as the position of orthopaedic hardware, the location of heterotopic bone, or the presence of ca ...
... A systematic approach to elbow contracture release with focused goals (Table 2) facilitates excision of heterotopic bone. The specific surgical approach varies according to the underlying pathology (such as the position of orthopaedic hardware, the location of heterotopic bone, or the presence of ca ...
SpaMedica® Botox
... unilateral corregator and, if after two weeks, there is no unilateral corregator paresis, then the patient has BTX antibodies. Myalgia and Arthralgia A rare number of BTX patients will exhibit temporary muscle and joint aches and pain, starting within 1–2 hours of the injection and which last for le ...
... unilateral corregator and, if after two weeks, there is no unilateral corregator paresis, then the patient has BTX antibodies. Myalgia and Arthralgia A rare number of BTX patients will exhibit temporary muscle and joint aches and pain, starting within 1–2 hours of the injection and which last for le ...
Full PDF - British Editorial Society of Bone and Joint Surgery
... cause denervation of the anterior halves of gluteus medius and minimus and of the tensor fascia lata. In such a tight hip with an external rotation deformity, intact posterior fibres of gluteus medius may tether the proximal femur and impair access to the medullary canal. When the bone is osteoporoti ...
... cause denervation of the anterior halves of gluteus medius and minimus and of the tensor fascia lata. In such a tight hip with an external rotation deformity, intact posterior fibres of gluteus medius may tether the proximal femur and impair access to the medullary canal. When the bone is osteoporoti ...
SynPOR HD Facial Shape System. For the augmentation or
... – Do not implant sizers as they are not intended to be used for permanent augmentation. – Do not re-use sizers if they have been cut, modified, or damaged. This prevents them from being properly sterilized and accurately representing their respective implant. – Do not burr the implant directly on th ...
... – Do not implant sizers as they are not intended to be used for permanent augmentation. – Do not re-use sizers if they have been cut, modified, or damaged. This prevents them from being properly sterilized and accurately representing their respective implant. – Do not burr the implant directly on th ...
Handbook of Regional Anesthesia
... The infiltration can be realized by the anaesthetist. However, this infiltration should be better realized by the surgeon, in an already anaesthetized patient, after skin preparation, before drapping (bupivacaine) or just before incision (lidocaine). If a Mayfield head holder is used, infiltration w ...
... The infiltration can be realized by the anaesthetist. However, this infiltration should be better realized by the surgeon, in an already anaesthetized patient, after skin preparation, before drapping (bupivacaine) or just before incision (lidocaine). If a Mayfield head holder is used, infiltration w ...
Exploring the Extended Latissimus Dorsi
... alone, the average length of the muscle was 35.6 cm, and the muscle fibers extended to within 7.5 cm of the posterior iliac crest periosteum. When the muscle attached to the thoracolumbar fascia in combination with the iliac crest, the average length of the muscle was 39.4 cm. In our study, we have ...
... alone, the average length of the muscle was 35.6 cm, and the muscle fibers extended to within 7.5 cm of the posterior iliac crest periosteum. When the muscle attached to the thoracolumbar fascia in combination with the iliac crest, the average length of the muscle was 39.4 cm. In our study, we have ...
Plastic Surgery
... sent to me, my feeling was, ‘Oh, no, not another useless, general plastic surgery textbook’. How wrong I was. This is a plastic surgery textbook with a difference. The difference is that it is not a large book, it is not filled with unnecessary padding and photographs, be they good or awful. This con ...
... sent to me, my feeling was, ‘Oh, no, not another useless, general plastic surgery textbook’. How wrong I was. This is a plastic surgery textbook with a difference. The difference is that it is not a large book, it is not filled with unnecessary padding and photographs, be they good or awful. This con ...
Réunion de consensus
... the facial nerve in relation to surrounding tissues and found that the temporal branch generally branched into 3 or 4 rami and its trajectory was either straight or curved, depending on the relationship between the middle and the posterior ramus. The distances from the bony lateral canthus to each p ...
... the facial nerve in relation to surrounding tissues and found that the temporal branch generally branched into 3 or 4 rami and its trajectory was either straight or curved, depending on the relationship between the middle and the posterior ramus. The distances from the bony lateral canthus to each p ...
Pudendal nerve entrapment - Egyptian Society Of Chronic Pelvic
... here is no way to test the sensory fibers of the nerve which transmit pain, but, if the nerve (motor fibers) responds slower than normal, this gives an indication that the nerve may be entrapped or damaged. Results of these tests are not 100% accurate for a diagnosis of pudendal nerve entrapment (PN ...
... here is no way to test the sensory fibers of the nerve which transmit pain, but, if the nerve (motor fibers) responds slower than normal, this gives an indication that the nerve may be entrapped or damaged. Results of these tests are not 100% accurate for a diagnosis of pudendal nerve entrapment (PN ...
- CUNY Academic Works
... PTTD, and Achilles tendon dysfunction, were compared in patients with and without ADMA. Age was compared with analysis of variance (ANOVA). For the categorical variables we used, as appropriate, Pearson chi-square analyses or Fisher’s exact test to compare the proportion of those with atrophy to tho ...
... PTTD, and Achilles tendon dysfunction, were compared in patients with and without ADMA. Age was compared with analysis of variance (ANOVA). For the categorical variables we used, as appropriate, Pearson chi-square analyses or Fisher’s exact test to compare the proportion of those with atrophy to tho ...
contents - Sinauer Associates
... For those who are verbally inclined, several mnemonics exist for the cranial nerve names and numbers (see Table 12.1). However, the best visual mnemonic for the cranial nerves is the brainstem itself, since the cranial nerves emerge roughly in numerical sequence from I through XII proceeding from ro ...
... For those who are verbally inclined, several mnemonics exist for the cranial nerve names and numbers (see Table 12.1). However, the best visual mnemonic for the cranial nerves is the brainstem itself, since the cranial nerves emerge roughly in numerical sequence from I through XII proceeding from ro ...
Neck Dissections - Ceylon Journal of Otolaryngology
... or the junction of the internal jugular vein and the subclavian vein by multiple channels. Again one must be aware of this and our preference is to ligate the vein higher on the left hand side then on the right hand side to avoid injury to the thoracic duct. If injury is suspected, the anaesthetist ...
... or the junction of the internal jugular vein and the subclavian vein by multiple channels. Again one must be aware of this and our preference is to ligate the vein higher on the left hand side then on the right hand side to avoid injury to the thoracic duct. If injury is suspected, the anaesthetist ...
property of elsevier sample content - not final
... her chin and lower lip. A few days later small vesicles appeared over the same area and soon began erupting. She was diagnosed with a dermatomal herpes zoster ...
... her chin and lower lip. A few days later small vesicles appeared over the same area and soon began erupting. She was diagnosed with a dermatomal herpes zoster ...
Interventions for iatrogenic inferior alveolar and lingual nerve injury
... Two studies assessed as at high risk of bias, reporting data from 26 analysed participants were included in this review. The age range of participants was from 17 to 55 years. Both trials investigated the effectiveness of low-level laser treatment compared to placebo laser therapy on inferior alveol ...
... Two studies assessed as at high risk of bias, reporting data from 26 analysed participants were included in this review. The age range of participants was from 17 to 55 years. Both trials investigated the effectiveness of low-level laser treatment compared to placebo laser therapy on inferior alveol ...
Inferior Alveolar Nerve Transpositioning for Implant
... needle during injection, bleeding around the nerve and even the local anesthetic drug itself, to maxillofacial traumas, pathologic lesions and surgical operations. Generally, the main nerve injuries are usually due to trauma or surgical operations among which, the most fre‐ quent ones are surgical e ...
... needle during injection, bleeding around the nerve and even the local anesthetic drug itself, to maxillofacial traumas, pathologic lesions and surgical operations. Generally, the main nerve injuries are usually due to trauma or surgical operations among which, the most fre‐ quent ones are surgical e ...
Indications and Outcomes for Surgical
... the semispinalis capitis muscle. Similar to the published report, a dissection is first carried proximally, removing the small medial piece of the semispinalis capitis muscle abutting the greater occipital nerve, and then inferiorly to release the obliquus capitis muscle fibers overlying the greater ...
... the semispinalis capitis muscle. Similar to the published report, a dissection is first carried proximally, removing the small medial piece of the semispinalis capitis muscle abutting the greater occipital nerve, and then inferiorly to release the obliquus capitis muscle fibers overlying the greater ...
Deep Gluteal Syndrome
... often unilateral but sometimes bilateral, that are exacerbated with rotation of the hip in flexion and knee extension. Intolerance of sitting more than 20-30 min, limping, disturbed or loss of sensation in the affected extremity, lumbago and pain at night getting better during the day are other symp ...
... often unilateral but sometimes bilateral, that are exacerbated with rotation of the hip in flexion and knee extension. Intolerance of sitting more than 20-30 min, limping, disturbed or loss of sensation in the affected extremity, lumbago and pain at night getting better during the day are other symp ...
View our Spa Brochure - Bloomfield House Hotel
... a dramatic effect and last up to 24 hours. Please note that to achieve lasting results from your eyelash enhancements, care must be taken when applying and removing eye make-up, ensuring no oil based make-up removers are used. Patch tests are needed 24 hours before Tinting and Lash Application. ...
... a dramatic effect and last up to 24 hours. Please note that to achieve lasting results from your eyelash enhancements, care must be taken when applying and removing eye make-up, ensuring no oil based make-up removers are used. Patch tests are needed 24 hours before Tinting and Lash Application. ...
Smile surgery
Smile surgery or smile reconstruction is a surgical procedure that restores the smile for people with facial nerve paralysis. Facial nerve paralysis is a relatively common condition with a yearly incidence of 0.25% leading to function loss of the mimic muscles. The facial nerve gives off several branches in the face. If one or more facial nerve branches are paralysed, the corresponding mimetic muscles lose their ability to contract. This may lead to several symptoms such as incomplete eye closure with or without exposure keratitis, oral incompetence, poor articulation, dental caries, drooling, and a low self-esteem. This is because the different branches innervate the frontalis muscle, orbicularis oculi and oris muscles, lip elevators and depressors, and the platysma. The elevators of the upper lip and corner of the mouth are innervated by the zygomatic and buccal branches. When these branches are paralysed, there is an inability to create a symmetric smile.Smile surgery is performed as a static or dynamic reconstruction. An example of static reconstruction is upper and lower lip shortening or thickening with commissure preservation. Dynamic smile reconstruction procedures restore the facial nerve activity.