Add to ORKGComplete congenital arhinia is a rare defect of embryogenesis leading to the absence of the external nose and nasopharyngeal airway. In this study, we report our novel multi-staged reconstructive approach of congenital arhinia in addition to literature review. Reconstruction was achieved via several spaced operations. A nasal methyl methacrylate prosthesis was first created from a stereolithographic model for use as a temporary prosthesis and tissue expander. Lefort 1 osteotomy with cannulization was then utilized for midface advancement and nasopharyngeal airway formation. External nasal framework was constructed with bilateral conchal bowl cartilage and rib osteocartilagenous grafts. The patient was overall pleased with the aesthetics and...
Introduction: The columella is the subunit between the two nostrils that provides support and projec...
SummaryThe congenital stenosis of pyriform aperture is an unusual cause of neonatal nasal obstructio...
SUMMARY: Several techniques have been proposed to modify tip shape and projection, both in congenita...
Complete congenital arhinia is a rare defect of embryogenesis leading to the absence of the external...
Arhinia (congenital absence of the nose) is a congenital rare disease, which has been reported in le...
Arhinia is a rare condition characterised by the congenital absence of nasal structures, with differ...
A male Mongolian child with a complete congenital absence of both nose and nasal passage had a poor ...
Purpose: Arhinia is a very rare malformation, and only 41 cases are described in the literature. Giv...
Nasal defects can take place most often after oncological procedures or traumatic avulsions. Substan...
Congenital absence of the nose (arhinia) is extremely rare. Arhinia leads to severe airway impairmen...
Complete absence of the nose (arhinia) is an extremely rare congenital condi-tion with very few case...
The reconstruction of nasal skin is relatively easy when the defect involves one to two subunits. Th...
Venkatesh K. Prosthetic rehabilitation of bilateral external nasal valve area after nasal reconstruc...
Absence of half-nose is an extremely rare congenital malformation, which has a devastating impact on...
Abstract Congenital arhinia is an extremely rare anomaly consisting of an absence of external nasal ...
Introduction: The columella is the subunit between the two nostrils that provides support and projec...
SummaryThe congenital stenosis of pyriform aperture is an unusual cause of neonatal nasal obstructio...
SUMMARY: Several techniques have been proposed to modify tip shape and projection, both in congenita...
Complete congenital arhinia is a rare defect of embryogenesis leading to the absence of the external...
Arhinia (congenital absence of the nose) is a congenital rare disease, which has been reported in le...
Arhinia is a rare condition characterised by the congenital absence of nasal structures, with differ...
A male Mongolian child with a complete congenital absence of both nose and nasal passage had a poor ...
Purpose: Arhinia is a very rare malformation, and only 41 cases are described in the literature. Giv...
Nasal defects can take place most often after oncological procedures or traumatic avulsions. Substan...
Congenital absence of the nose (arhinia) is extremely rare. Arhinia leads to severe airway impairmen...
Complete absence of the nose (arhinia) is an extremely rare congenital condi-tion with very few case...
The reconstruction of nasal skin is relatively easy when the defect involves one to two subunits. Th...
Venkatesh K. Prosthetic rehabilitation of bilateral external nasal valve area after nasal reconstruc...
Absence of half-nose is an extremely rare congenital malformation, which has a devastating impact on...
Abstract Congenital arhinia is an extremely rare anomaly consisting of an absence of external nasal ...
Introduction: The columella is the subunit between the two nostrils that provides support and projec...
SummaryThe congenital stenosis of pyriform aperture is an unusual cause of neonatal nasal obstructio...
SUMMARY: Several techniques have been proposed to modify tip shape and projection, both in congenita...