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Lower Eyelid Reconstruction
Lower Eyelid Reconstruction can be explained in relation to the defect or the type of reconstruction options. This article details direct closure, graft, or flaps to partial or full-thickness defects.
Lower Eyelid Reconstruction can be explained in relation to the defect or the type of reconstruction options. This article details direct closure, graft, or flaps to partial or full-thickness defects.
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There are 5 Flexor and 9 Extensor Zones of the Hand. They are used to describe the location of a tendon injury, guide post-operative therapy and predict prognosis.
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A flap can be classified or described by its tissue composition, vascularity, type of movement, and location in relation to the defect. This article details these classifications with illustrations and examples.
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The proximal interphalangeal joint (PIPJ) is a bicondylar, synovial, hinge joint. It is stabilized by the volar plate, collateral ligaments, and joint capsule. This article details the anatomy of the PIPJ.
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A Radial Nerve Palsy can be classified as "high or low". This article details anatomical differences, diagnosis and treatment options.
"This study breaks the silence surrounding sexual misconduct in plastic surgery training. It is time to identify sexual misconduct, intervene, and change the current permissive culture".
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Become more knowledgeable, every Sunday. thePlasticsPaper curates the highlights of the week into a digestible and enjoyable format.
This article details the anatomy, technique, indications, benefits and disadvantages of the gracilis flap.
The goal of chest wall reconstruction is to achieve a functional and aesthetic outcome by focusing on skeletal support, soft tissue coverage, and patient optimization.
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Authors: Phillip G Arnold, Peter C Pairolero, General Thoracic Surgery at the Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, USA Publication: October 1996. Free