Aesthetic surgery journal · 2017
Oculonasal Synkinesis: Video Report and Surgical Solution of a Rare Phenomenon.
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Guarro Giuseppe, Brunelli Francesco, Rasile Barbara, Alfano Carmine
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Synkinesis represents involuntary muscular movements that occur in association with voluntary contraction of other muscle groups. Oculonasal synkinesis is a rare phenomenon.
OBJECTIVES: In a series of videos, the authors present clinical findings and surgical correction of oculonasal synkinesis.
METHODS: Two women who underwent surgical procedures to correct oculonasal synkinesis were evaluated in a prospective study. One patient presented with bilateral synkinesis after 2 previous rhinoplasties. She underwent open rhinoplasty in our office. The other patient had unilateral synkinesis of the left side and received endonasal rhinoplasty.
RESULTS: The patients' mean age was 27.5 years, and follow-up was conducted for 6 months. Both patients experienced complete, stable resolution of synkinesis after surgical correction. No complications were recorded.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with oculonasal synkinesis may not notice it preoperatively and may regard these muscle movements as an unfavorable result of rhinoplasty. Therefore, careful preoperative evaluation is crucial.
OBJECTIVES: In a series of videos, the authors present clinical findings and surgical correction of oculonasal synkinesis.
METHODS: Two women who underwent surgical procedures to correct oculonasal synkinesis were evaluated in a prospective study. One patient presented with bilateral synkinesis after 2 previous rhinoplasties. She underwent open rhinoplasty in our office. The other patient had unilateral synkinesis of the left side and received endonasal rhinoplasty.
RESULTS: The patients' mean age was 27.5 years, and follow-up was conducted for 6 months. Both patients experienced complete, stable resolution of synkinesis after surgical correction. No complications were recorded.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with oculonasal synkinesis may not notice it preoperatively and may regard these muscle movements as an unfavorable result of rhinoplasty. Therefore, careful preoperative evaluation is crucial.