Publication date
December 2016
DOI Publisher
Jefferson Digital Commons ISSN
2169-7574 Language
EnglishAbstract
Agenda: History Anatomy/Terminology Defect Analysis Reconstruction Options Cases Questions Presentation: 37:4
Agenda: History Anatomy/Terminology Defect Analysis Reconstruction Options Cases Questions Presentation: 37:4
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
WOS: 000412200600004PubMed ID: 29392067Objective: This study aimed to investigate reconstruction met...
INTRODUCTION: The nose is the most prominent feature of the human face. Its central location and pr...
Background: Seventy-five percent of nonmelanoma skin cancers are located in the head and neck area, ...
Reconstructing the 3-dimensional structure of the nose requires the maintenance of its aesthetic for...
The nose is a critically important aesthetic and functional portion of the face. We can explore nasa...
INTRODUCTION: Occupying the most prominent position on the face, the nose has been the source of we...
Summary:. Nasal reconstruction in very elderly patients is challenging. We attempted subtotal nasal ...
Objective: Most of the malignant cutaneous carcinomas are seen in the nasal region. Reconstruction o...
Nasal defects can take place most often after oncological procedures or traumatic avulsions. Substan...
Reconstruction of nasal defects must preserve the integrity of complex facial functions and expressi...
The nasal region is a frequent site of keratinocyte carcinomas. Its peculiar anatomy, contour, and t...
Background: Reconstruction of nasal skin defects can be challenging due to limited skin laxity and u...
Background: The reconstruction of the nasal defects occurring after a tumor excision is rather diffi...
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
WOS: 000412200600004PubMed ID: 29392067Objective: This study aimed to investigate reconstruction met...
INTRODUCTION: The nose is the most prominent feature of the human face. Its central location and pr...
Background: Seventy-five percent of nonmelanoma skin cancers are located in the head and neck area, ...
Reconstructing the 3-dimensional structure of the nose requires the maintenance of its aesthetic for...
The nose is a critically important aesthetic and functional portion of the face. We can explore nasa...
INTRODUCTION: Occupying the most prominent position on the face, the nose has been the source of we...
Summary:. Nasal reconstruction in very elderly patients is challenging. We attempted subtotal nasal ...
Objective: Most of the malignant cutaneous carcinomas are seen in the nasal region. Reconstruction o...
Nasal defects can take place most often after oncological procedures or traumatic avulsions. Substan...
Reconstruction of nasal defects must preserve the integrity of complex facial functions and expressi...
The nasal region is a frequent site of keratinocyte carcinomas. Its peculiar anatomy, contour, and t...
Background: Reconstruction of nasal skin defects can be challenging due to limited skin laxity and u...
Background: The reconstruction of the nasal defects occurring after a tumor excision is rather diffi...
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
The nose represents the most common site for the presentation of cutaneous cancer, especially in sun...
WOS: 000412200600004PubMed ID: 29392067Objective: This study aimed to investigate reconstruction met...
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