Acta oto-laryngologica · 2016
Clinical outcomes following ear reconstruction with adjuvant 3D template model.
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Zhu Peng, Chen Suijun
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CONCLUSIONS: The use of the 3D template model in microtia surgery leads to satisfactory results, for its contribution to the engraving and localization of the microtia auricle in auricle reconstruction.
OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study was to create an anatomical correct 3D rapid prototyping model for patients with microtia, to assist with the accurate fabrication and localization of a coastal cartilage framework for auricular reconstruction, and patients, who had undergone rib-cartilage reconstruction to treat a congenital auricular defect, were evaluated for aesthetic outcomes following ear reconstruction with a different template model.
METHODS: Forty patients with unilateral congenital microtia were enrolled in this study during the last 2 years, they were divided into two groups randomly before surgery; 20 patients who had a 3D digital template made for clinical application and the other 20 who underwent ear reconstruction with a 2D template.
RESULTS: The patients who had undergone ear reconstruction with the 3D template model had a better result of the appearance and location of the constructed auricle, and a higher level of satisfaction with their clinical outcomes (p < .05).
OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study was to create an anatomical correct 3D rapid prototyping model for patients with microtia, to assist with the accurate fabrication and localization of a coastal cartilage framework for auricular reconstruction, and patients, who had undergone rib-cartilage reconstruction to treat a congenital auricular defect, were evaluated for aesthetic outcomes following ear reconstruction with a different template model.
METHODS: Forty patients with unilateral congenital microtia were enrolled in this study during the last 2 years, they were divided into two groups randomly before surgery; 20 patients who had a 3D digital template made for clinical application and the other 20 who underwent ear reconstruction with a 2D template.
RESULTS: The patients who had undergone ear reconstruction with the 3D template model had a better result of the appearance and location of the constructed auricle, and a higher level of satisfaction with their clinical outcomes (p < .05).