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[Progress in surgical management of progressive hemifacial atrophy].
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Shi Yan, Gao Jianhua
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To summarize recent progress in surgical management of progressive hemifacial atrophy (PHA), to analyse the key features of various methods of treatment, and to define subjects worthy of further researches.
METHODS: The publications concerning the etiology and surgical management of PHA were reviewed, analyzed, and summarized.
RESULTS: Surgical management serves as the primary treatment, including flap transposition, tissue flap reconstruction, free tissue grafting, prosthetic implants, and other surgical treatments. Each method has its own advantages and limitations. At present, comprehensive treatment are considered to be the most commonly method for PHA.
CONCLUSION: The combined use of various surgical methods is the trend of surgical management of PHA; effective treatments specific to the etiology and minimally invasive surgical methods are still to be developed.
METHODS: The publications concerning the etiology and surgical management of PHA were reviewed, analyzed, and summarized.
RESULTS: Surgical management serves as the primary treatment, including flap transposition, tissue flap reconstruction, free tissue grafting, prosthetic implants, and other surgical treatments. Each method has its own advantages and limitations. At present, comprehensive treatment are considered to be the most commonly method for PHA.
CONCLUSION: The combined use of various surgical methods is the trend of surgical management of PHA; effective treatments specific to the etiology and minimally invasive surgical methods are still to be developed.