We computed the nerve injury. Additional translational studies are warranted. Cronbach alpha for consistency within items on case diffi- culty. We fit a structural equation model to test the hypothesis Endoscopic Endotine-Assisted Brow Lift: that case difficulty affects technical skill, and both affect The Degree of Elevation Obtained whether the surgical goal for the patient was achieved.
Vincent, MD; used R 3. There was adequate model fit. A variety of methods are available that Case difficulty. There have been numerous studies evaluating with whether surgical goals were achieved. However, there are limited Conclusions: Our analysis identified falls as the major data focusing on the endoscopic Endotine-assisted brow lift.
While most geriatric The purpose of this study is to evaluate the degree of elevation facial trauma patients do not require hospitalization for inju- obtained with this particular method and secondarily to com- ries, those with orbital fractures have higher odds of inpatient pare the degree of elevation with other methods. Public health measures should be implemented to Methods: Institutional review board approval was obtained mitigate risk of falls in this at-risk population.
A total of 60 patients older than 18 years were identified who underwent a brow Interoperative Guidance in Dorsal Reduction elevation procedure from to Patients excluded did Rhinoplasty not have postoperative photos. The Massachusetts Eye and Garrett D. Locketz Presenter ; Adam L. Bloom, MD erative and postoperative eyebrow measurements at the mid- pupillary line from the interpupillary line.
Objectives: Rhinoplasty is the most common esthetic surgi- Results: A total of 39 patients were identified who met the cal procedure worldwide. Rhinoplasty often involves dorsal inclusion criteria. The average preoperative brow position was reduction, the precision of which is imperative to achieving The average postoperative brow position was the desired esthetic outcome. Recently, our group described a The average brow elevation was 1. Analysis technique to create patient-specific 3-dimensional 3D — is not yet complete to determine significance.
Nevertheless, the ability to midpupillary line. This is a procedure that is well documented transfer preoperative dorsal skin markings into an accurate in the literature that has been performed at this institution for dorsal augmentation remains limited, particularly in endona- several years.
Although it is a safe and relatively uncompli- sal rhinoplasty where visualization is restricted. Thus, a tech- cated procedure, it may not provide the maximum amount of nique to address this limitation is needed.
The endonasal these potential limitations. Keith needles remained in place until Objectives: Over the past several decades, we have identified dorsal reduction was completed. The factors and etiologies compared with the adult population. We needles acted to guide dorsal reduction toward the desired aim to provide a descriptive analysis of geriatric facial frac- height and profile while helping to prevent overresection dur- tures in the United States using the National Electronic Injury ing reduction.
Conclusions: The Keith needle technique is a safe and effec- Methods: The NEISS was queried for all facial fractures tive method to improve the accuracy of dorsal reduction rhi- from for ages 65 years and older, yielding cases. The technique fits into existing surgical workflow, Risk factors and comorbidities for each reported case, such as can be used with or without patient-specific marking guides, alcohol use, mechanism of injury, and fracture subsite, were and uses standard operating room equipment.
Fall was the mechanism of injury in most cases Robert T. Hospital fat grafting. Preoperative 3D photos were taken for analy- Ahmed S. Ismail, MD Presenter sis. Through a transcutaneous subciliary approach, the fat pads were identified, sculpted, and transposed inferiorly to fill Objectives: Prominent ear is a common complaint by ear, the infraorbital hallows.
The orbital retaining ligament was nose, and throat patients with a prevalence of Many otoplastic pro- was suspended to the periosteum, 1.
After completion of the fat transposition, fat ears. Careful analysis of anatomical anomalies responsible for grafting was performed into the periorbital region and lateral the protruding ear deformity should be a priority for any plastic malar prominence. Postoperative 3D photos were then taken surgeon managing such a condition.
The present study depends at the 1- and 3-month marks. Hyaluronic acid fillers were used on the Chong Chet anterior scoring technique for the graduated in the early postoperative healing periods for fine-tuning.
Incision of the auricu- Conclusions: Lateral fat pad transposition along with fat lar cartilage at the preoperative marking separating the helix grafting allows for significant volume changes of the perior- from the rest of the auricular cartilage is performed. Then, the bital with high patient satisfaction. Three-dimensional imag- frontal surface of the auricular cartilage is weakened using ing allows for detailed and objective comparisons of patients diamond purr, making it more pliable.
Suturing of the postauricular incision with excision of the excess skin is done with hemostasis and good draping of the ear. The operation time was between 60 and 90 minutes.
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