Olivier GERBAULT's публикаций (14)

Rhinoplasty: A Sequential Approach to Managing the Bony Vault.

04, 2020

An important element of most rhinoplasty surgeries is the treatment of the nasal bones, which involves various combinations of osteotomies and hump removal. Подробнее

Aesthetic surgery journal

Commentary on: The Composite Spreader Flap.

01, 2019

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Reassessing Surgical Management of the Bony Vault in Rhinoplasty.

May, 2018

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Facial Layers and Facial Fat Compartments: Focus on Midcheek Area.

Oct, 2017

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Facial plastic surgery : FPS

Response to "Contradictions in Piezosurgery".

04, 2017

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Response to "Comments on 'The Role of Piezoelectric Instrumentation in Rhinoplasty Surgery'".

May, 2016

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Commentary on: Double-Blind Comparison of Ultrasonic and Conventional Osteotomy in Terms of Early Postoperative Edema and Ecchymosis.

Apr, 2016

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The Role of Piezoelectric Instrumentation in Rhinoplasty Surgery.

Jan, 2016

In rhinoplasty surgery, management of the bony vault and lateral walls is most often performed with mechanical instruments: saws, chisels, osteotomes, and rasps. Over the years, these instruments have been refined to minimize damage to the surrounding soft tissues and to maximize precision. Подробнее

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Rhinoplasty: the lateral crura-alar ring.

May, 2014

Rhinoplasty surgeons routinely excise or incise the lateral crura despite nostril rim retraction, bossa, and collapse. Given recent emphasis on preserving the lateral crura, a review of the lateral crura's anatomy is warranted. Подробнее

Aesthetic surgery journal

[DC-F technique cartilage graft for nasal saddle correction].

Apr, 2012

Cartilage and bone graft are customarily used for dorsal augmentation in rhinoplasty. Daniel and Calvert described an original technique in 2004, using diced cartilage grafts wrapped in temporal fascia (DC-F). Подробнее

Revue de stomatologie et de chirurgie maxillo-faciale

[Diced cartilage wrapped in deep temporal aponeurosis (DC-F): A new technique in augmentation rhinoplasty].

Oct, 2009

Diced cartilage rolled up in a fascia (DC-F) is a recent technique developed by Rollin K Daniel. It consists to tailor make a composite graft composed by pieces of cartilage cut in small dices wrapped in a layer of deep temporal aponeurosis. This initially malleable graft allows an effective dorsum augmentation (1 to 10 mm), adjustable until the end of the operation and even post operatively. The indications are all the primary and secondary augmentation rhinoplasties. However, the elective indications are the secondary augmentation rhinoplasties with cartilaginous donor site depletion, or when cartilaginous grafts are of poor quality (insufficient length, multifragmented...), or finally when the recipient site is uneven or asymmetrical. We report our experience of 20 patients operated in 2006 and 2007, with one year minimal follow-up. All the cases are relative or absolute saddle noses, idiopathic, post-traumatic or iatrogenic. Moreover, two patients also had a concomitant chin augmentation with DC-F. No case of displacement or resorption was noted. We modified certain technical points in order to make this technique even more powerful and predictable. Подробнее

Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthetique

Dorsal and laterothoracic radiodermatitis after interventional cardiography.

Apr, 2002

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Plastic and reconstructive surgery

Nonlinear analysis of arterial oscillated flow in experimental stenosis and microsurgical anastomosis.

Jul, 2001

Thrombotic vascular occlusion is one of the main complications that can occur during microsurgical anastomosis and is frequent when the blood becomes turbulent. The aim of this ex vivo study was to test the use of nonlinear mathematical tools to detect turbulence flow upstream and downstream of an arterial stenosis and of a microsurgical anastomosis technique in arteries with diameters in the range of microsurgical practice. Подробнее

The Journal of surgical research

[Aesthetic augmentation of the dorsum, mid-term results].

2013

Dorsum aesthetic augmentation can be divided according to their objective, total and partial increase or camouflage. The objective of this original article is to define the valid techniques in each indication through a cohort study, clinical cases, and current data from the literature. Подробнее

Revue de laryngologie - otologie - rhinologie