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Aesthetic restoration of the severely disfigured face in burn victims: a comprehensive strategy.

Plastic and reconstructive surgery 1995 Vol.96(7) p. 1573-85; discussion 1586-7

Rose EH

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APA Rose EH (1995). Aesthetic restoration of the severely disfigured face in burn victims: a comprehensive strategy.. Plastic and reconstructive surgery, 96(7), 1573-85; discussion 1586-7.
MLA Rose EH. "Aesthetic restoration of the severely disfigured face in burn victims: a comprehensive strategy.." Plastic and reconstructive surgery, vol. 96, no. 7, 1995, pp. 1573-85; discussion 1586-7.
PMID 7480277

Abstract

Although highly specialized burn centers have significantly reduced mortality rates following extensive total body surface area burns, survivors are often left with grotesque facial disfigurement. The strategy of modern facial restoration emphasizes enhancement of aesthetic appearance as significantly as mitigation of functional impairment. Criteria for success are (1) an undistracted "normal" look at conversational distance, (2) facial balance and symmetry, (3) distinct aesthetic units fused by inconspicuous scars, (4) "doughy" skin texture appropriate for corrective makeup, and (5) dynamic facial expression. Since 1985, the author has successfully restored 17 severely disfigured burned faces by replacement of entire aesthetic units with microvascular "prepatterned" composite flaps blended into the facial canvas by cosmetic camouflage techniques. The series includes hemiface (2), neck/jaw (5), chin/lower lip (3), cheek/malar (5), peri-orbital (2), nose (3), upper lip (4), and ear reconstructions (4). Flaps represented are free preauricular (1), radial forearm (6), ulnar forearm (1), free scapular (6), ilio-osteocutaneous (2), temporoparietal (8), vascularized forehead island (3), supraclavicular (1), and SMAS (1). Important to outcome is extensive initial intraoperative "sculpting" to simulate normal planes and contours. Seams are placed at junctions of facial components. Three-dimensional imaging is used to assess architectural asymmetries, and bone grafts are aided by computer-generated acrylic models. Adjunctive procedures include tensor fasciae latae slings, intraoperative tissue expansion, suction-assisted lipectomy, and scar management. After restoration of facial form and texture, flesh color make-up and/or tattooing of beard, lips, scars, eyebrows, etc., aid to hide scars and pigment the skin to harmonize with the rest of the face. In all cases, facial integrity has been aesthetically restored and, in most instances, with makeup, is near normal in social settings at conversational distances. Facial animation is retained and color matches are excellent. One flap was lost early in the series.

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유형영어 표현한국어 / 풀이UMLS CUI출처등장
시술 suction-assisted lipectomy 지방흡입 dict 1
시술 microvascular 미세수술 dict 1
시술 flap 피판재건술 dict 1
해부 smas 표재성근건막계 dict 1
해부 malar 광대뼈 dict 1
해부 skin scispacy 1
해부 ear scispacy 1
해부 forehead scispacy 1
해부 supraclavicular (1) scispacy 1
해부 SMAS (1) scispacy 1
해부 junctions scispacy 1
해부 bone grafts scispacy 1
해부 tissue scispacy 1
해부 pigment scispacy 1
합병증 facial scispacy 1
합병증 chin/lower lip scispacy 1
합병증 temporoparietal scispacy 1
합병증 suction-assisted scispacy 1
합병증 lips scispacy 1
합병증 eyebrows scispacy 1
질환 burns C0006434
Burn injury
scispacy 1
질환 neck/jaw scispacy 1
질환 chin/lower lip scispacy 1
질환 peri-orbital scispacy 1
질환 upper lip C0458582
Upper lip structure
scispacy 1
질환 fasciae latae scispacy 1
기타 ulnar forearm (1 scispacy 1

MeSH Terms

Adolescent; Adult; Beauty Culture; Burns; Child; Esthetics; Face; Facial Injuries; Female; Humans; Male; Surgery, Plastic; Treatment Outcome

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