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Heinrich von Pfalzpaint (circa 1415-1465) was a Bavarian military surgeon of the Teutonic Order who treated more than 4000 casualties during the siege of Marienberg Fortress (1454-1457). In 1460, he reported "How to create a new nose if it …

Abdominoplasty procedures involve a high risk of early complications, including hematomas, seromas, necrosis, and wound-healing problems. Their rationale is evident from the vascular anatomy of the abdominal wall, as traditional abdominopla…

Body dysmorphic disorder describes the preoccupation with an imagined defect of appearance. A subgroup of patients suffer from the so-called Thersites complex, in which a minimal physical deformity causes excessive psychological disturbance…

Problem creases of the face such as frontal lines and frown lines, crow's feet, deep nasolabial and perioral folds, and cervical bands may be caused by the aging process, excessive exposure to the sun, disease, or genetic disposition. The c…

CT-guided stereolithography provides an acrylic model which exactly replicates the original structure. It allows optimal preoperative planning and intraoperative management. This application proved advantageous in surgical correction of a w…

Premature fusion of all major cranial and facial sutures, termed pancraniofacial synostosis by us, was first described as "Kleeblattschädel deformity," but can also be found in anomalies such as Crouzon's disease, Apert's syndrome, Pfeiffer…

Senile ectropium and entropium are a result of progressive loss of tissue elasticity in the lower lid of the aging patient. In case of ectropium slackening takes place near the lid margin, whereas entropium may develop if this process occur…

Four pairs of identical female twins have undergone a variety of plastic surgery procedures, including rhinoplasties, rhytidectomies, augmentation mammaplasties, and trochanteric liposuction. Performing plastic surgery on identical twins im…

Since its beginnings, Plastic surgery has aimed to restore not only physical health but also self-esteem and thereby contribute to the patient's healthy frame of mind. Special attention is paid to restoring the psychosocial function of norm…

The treatment of burn victims in a specialized fully equipped center with specialized staff has as its goal the primary, definitive, somatic and psychosocial rehabilitation, of the patient. Not only are the chances of survival to be increas…

Even in the age of liposuction there exist certain situations for which abdominoplasty in its radical form is indicated--for example, redundant skin after radical weight loss, the stigmata of postpregnancy syndrome, and localized accumulati…

Complex malformations of the skeleton of the cranium and face are mostly first discovered by the obstetrician. Almost all anomalies can be corrected already at infant age by means of update craniofacial surgery, provided they are diagnosed …

Primary reconstruction after tumour resection in the head and neck region is indicated to cover vital structures such as the eye, the nasal and oral cavities, nerves, blood vessels and skeleton for optimum reconstruction of functions and ap…

The primary treatment even of extensive soft tissue lesions of the face and head after traffic or labour accidents should be immediate and definite reconstruction. The plastic surgeon called on the scene will evaluate the extent of tissue d…

The radical treatment of craniofacial anomalies in infancy is indicated for medical, technical, and psychosocial reasons. The major problems around the cranium, the orbits, and the face may be safely corrected by osteotomy, suture resection…

Conventional techniques of reduction mammaplasty result in obvious and sometimes unpleasant scars. G. Peixoto (1980, 1984, 1985) has developed a technique of mastopexy and reduction mammaplasty which leaves only minimal scars. Good results …

A new technique in craniofacial surgery to separate the cranial and nasal cavities from each other is described. This can be achieved by preserving the complete anterior cranial fossa while simultaneously correcting the forehead, orbit, and…

Deformities in the orbital area can also be corrected by craniofacial surgery. Early surgery within the first year of life is indicated in cases with intracranial pressure if permanent damage to the eye is to be avoided. Otherwise, correcti…

Craniofacial surgery deals with the correction of congenital acquired deformities of the skull and face. This kind of surgery together with microsurgery can be regarded as the most outstanding development within the past decade. Plastic sur…

306 patients underwent extensive plastic surgery in the last five years for advanced basal cell carcinoma. In 12 patients either due to delay in presentation or due to inadequate treatment squamous cell carcinoma supervened. In all 12 cases…

The well known advantages of xero-radiography make this particularly suitable for the evaluation of silicone prostheses which were implanted either after a subcutaneous mastectomy or during plastic surgery. Xero-radiography is valuable for …