[PDF] Top 20 Reconstruction of soft tissue injuries of the face

... Ear injuries right ear was commonly injured compared to the left ...defect reconstruction was done using Dieffenbach ...following reconstruction was 4 ... See full document

... In this paper, we present a new semiautomatic method to reconstruct 3D facial model for animation from two orthogonal pictures taken from front and side views. The method is based on extracting the hair and face ... See full document

... The 3D sensing scanning technique integrated several 3D non-contact measurement techniques, such as the struc- tured light technique, the phase measurement technique, and the computer vision technique. Several narrow ... See full document

... the face was the most affected area in soft-tissue injury and the possible explanation is that socioeconomic and cultural differences and differential exposure to injury risk factors contribute to ... See full document

... volumetric reconstruction which could rapidly detect vascular injuries ...vascular injuries in group 3 (2/36) and obvious vascular injuries in group 4 (36/36) ...lar injuries according ... See full document

... its involvement with fibrosis and second molar tooth extraction is required for flap cover without tension. Bilateral palatal flaps leave a large raw area on palatal bones. Sometimes the defect created may be large and ... See full document

... prefer soft tissue laser scanned data for fabrication of realistic facial ...Facial reconstruction done using rapid prototyping ...facial reconstruction techniques like facial moulage is ... See full document

... other injuries because severe pulmonary, intra-abdominal, or head injuries may limit the extend of initial debridement and stabilization that can be performed acutely for the open tibial fracture 28 ... See full document

... A 45-year-old Thai male presented with a six-month his- tory of right buttock and hip pain. The patient could not recall any injuries or incidents that may have caused the pain. He had no medical problems nor was ... See full document

... the soft-tissue injury, and the fracture ...extensive soft-tissue damage with periosteal stripping and bone exposure with inad- equate soft tissue for bone coverage, and thus ... See full document

... Abstract: There is a high medical need to improve the effectiveness of the treatment of pain and traumatic soft tissue injuries. In this context, electrostimulating devices have been used with only ... See full document

... approximately 550 Pa when calculated at 5 Hz. It was the first stabilized hyaluronic acid dermal filler of nonanimal source approved by the FDA in the United States. It has enjoyed widespread use in North America with ... See full document

... injecting soft tissue fillers into deeper ...of soft tissue augmentation is the growing acknowledgment of the fundamental morphological changes in the aging face that cause the outward ... See full document

... malignant soft tissue ...or soft tissue sarcoma, and with obvious advanced stage disease which had multiple metastases were excluded from the present ...have soft tissue ... See full document

... The ED is unlikely to benefit from more than one or two whole time equivalent ESPs within an interdisciplinary team, mainly because ESPs are not as versatile as ENPs or ED doctors. This specificity of treatment limits ... See full document

... the soft tissue is complicated due to the rounded and elastic nature of the ...the soft tissue, 3D imaging methods such as 3D computerized tomography (CT) and 3D facial scan images (3D-FSI) ... See full document

... In cases where the lump is very small or superficial, it may be possible to proceed straight to surgery. But in most cases, it is useful to have a specialist scan (CT or MR scan) before any surgery, followed by a needle ... See full document

... Out of the 3463 cancer cases admitted in Coimbatore Medical College Hospital during the period of this study, only 40 cases were soft tissue sarcomas, the incidence of which was 1.15 %, which was similar to ... See full document

... immunoglobulin G subclass 1 (IgG1) monoclonal antibody that binds to PDGFRα and blocks the PDGF-AA, PDGF-BB, and PDGF-CC ligands from binding to the receptor. Adult patients with locally advanced or metastatic ... See full document

... subcutaneous tissue and less hair compared to young patients ...structing soft tissue defects in the oral cavity, and fur- ther studies need to be ... See full document