Zhonghua zheng xing wai ke za zhi = Zhonghua zhengxing waike zazhi = Chinese journal of plastic surgery · 2009
[Fabrication and application of three-dimensional autogenous cartilage framework in auricular reconstruction].
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Pan Bo, Jiang Hai-Yue, Zhuang Hong-Xing, Zhao Yan-Yong, Yang Qing-Hua, He Le-Ren, Han Juan, Wang Shu-Jie, Lin Lin
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To explore the fabrication and application of three-dimensional autogenous cartilage framework in auricular reconstruction.
METHODS: The process of fabrication of three-dimensional cartilage framework consisted of cartilage harvesting, carving and assembling the cartilage. The rib cartilage was harvested separately. The three-dimensional framework was composed of three main parts:the helix, the base and the pad, at different layer. The framework was fabricated according to the development of rib cartilage and contour and height of the reconstructed ear.
RESULTS: From January 1992 to December 2006, 5,248 patients of microtia were treated with 6,252 autogenous cartilage frameworks.
CONCLUSIONS: The three-dimensional framework is easily manipulated. The reconstructed ears look natural and had an erect contour. This method can effectively use the cartilage.
METHODS: The process of fabrication of three-dimensional cartilage framework consisted of cartilage harvesting, carving and assembling the cartilage. The rib cartilage was harvested separately. The three-dimensional framework was composed of three main parts:the helix, the base and the pad, at different layer. The framework was fabricated according to the development of rib cartilage and contour and height of the reconstructed ear.
RESULTS: From January 1992 to December 2006, 5,248 patients of microtia were treated with 6,252 autogenous cartilage frameworks.
CONCLUSIONS: The three-dimensional framework is easily manipulated. The reconstructed ears look natural and had an erect contour. This method can effectively use the cartilage.