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- BookNatarajan Balaji.Summary: This textbook addresses the growing need for a manual that teaches when and how to perform nasal tip rhinoplasty through an "Open-Approach". Practitioners will value the comprehensive coverage of the topic. The actual surgical steps involved in the various techniques form the main body of the work, while a wealth of intra-operative photographs facilitate the learning experience. The views expressed are solely those of the author, based on his personal experience. He makes no claims to the content being exhaustive or the only possible approach and has extensively referenced various experts in the field who have contributed to this topic. This book represents the author's view of how to approach nasal tip deformities, and how to arrive at an algorithm in putting together various surgical techniques in a "sequence" to achieve meaningful results. The book also explores the clinical correlation, which is just as or arguably even more important in nasal tip surgery. The main chapters will focus on the suture, grafting, non-suture and non-grafting techniques in nasal tip reconstruction. Drawing on the author's surgical experience, gathered in the course of over 1700 open tip surgeries over 23 years, the book fills a lacuna in teaching and training and will be of interest to all trainees and consultant surgeons seeking concise information on nasal tip surgery.
Contents:
CHAPTER 1
Introduction to Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 2
Surgical Anatomy of the Nasal Tip
CHAPTER 3
Aetiology, Pathology and Pathogenesis of Nasal Tip Deformities
CHAPTER 4
Assessment of the Nasal Tip
CHAPTER 5
Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
Consultation Process
CHAPTER 6
Surgical Principles in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 7
Open (External) Approach
Incision and flap elevation
CHAPTER 8
Suture techniques in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 9
Grafting techniques in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 10
Non suture and Non grafting techniques in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 11
Management of Nasal Septum. A "Step-Ladder" approach
CHAPTER 12
Controlling the Nasal Dorsum
CHAPTER 13
Alar Base Surgery
CHAPTER 14
Cleft Lip Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 15
Closing the Skin Flap in Open Approach Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 16
Postoperative care and Complications after nasal tip rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 17- Nasal Valve Surgery - A "new" Concept
CHAPTER 18
Surgical Algorythms in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 19 - Case Studies in Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
CHAPTER 20
Ethics considerations in Rhinoplasty. - ArticleChiba T.Arch Histol Jpn. 1977;40 Suppl:163-76.1. A combined method for glyoxylic acid induced catecholamine fluorescence and electron microscopy was introduced in this study of the small intensely fluorescent (SIF) or granule-containing (GC) cells of the sympathetic ganglia. 2. Adrenergic interneurons were demonstrated in the sympathetic ganglia of the rat and the rhesus monkey. 3. Existence of adrenergic paraneurons (neuro-endocrine cells) in the sympathetic ganglia of several mammalian species was suggesed by the following observations: a) catecholamines are contained in the granular vesicles of SIF cells; b) SIF cells are innervated by preganglionic cholinergic nerves and are often in close relation with fenestrated capillaries; c) SIF cells develop from the neuroblast which originated from the neural crest, and ; d) substantial surface areas of GC cells are covered by basal lamina alone. Figures indicating exocytosis of granular vesicles were often seen here. 4. There are remarkable species differences in quantity and quality of SIF cells and great discrepancies among the physiological, biochemical and the morphological observations on SIF cells.