Titlebook: Ear Reconstruction; Juarez M. Avelar Book 2017Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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Governance Challenges in the CFA Zonety, imagination, and attention ? besides meticulous operative and post-operative care. The surgeon must use the detailed technique that he or she is familiar with in order to achieve good surgical results. In addition to performing an outstanding operation, surgical principles must be the guideline

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. Usually patients with traumatic amputation of the auricle do not show facial asymmetry, but reconstruction of the ear will improve facial contour. For this reason, its reconstruction requires meticulous surgical planning beforehand. The surgeon must imagine the auricle already projected away from

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. According to Gillies and Millard (The principles and art of plastic surgery, Little Brown, Boston, pp. 302–317, 1957),“… after-care is as important as the planning.” They also emphasized, “… or for that matter, the surgery itself.” I follow such teaching after all cases of ear reconstruction becau

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7173-7nomalies of the ear is very difficult to improve since patients may present with associated deformities that cannot be properly repaired. There are three reasons for abnormalities of the external auditory canal: congenital, traumatic, or due to tumor resection. In unilateral congenital anomalies of

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framework is excavated from the rib cartilage according to previous preparation. The operation is performed only on patients age 6 and older, since until that age the rib cartilage is quite thin. The reconstruction is done in two stages, and the second one can be done 6 months after the first. The p

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auricle cartilage is destroyed by a burn, cancer, or for any other reason, it is not possible to use it. However, when the ear is amputated by a knife, scissors, or a human or animal bite, the cartilage may be preserved, but it is not recommended to try to embed it subcutaneously under the skin on

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om the psychological point of view the problem is even worse, because the patients and their relatives have a lot of expectations regarding the results, which sometimes are impossible to achieve; therefore I do not show photographs of other patients who have already undergone surgical reconstruction

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to take good care of the wounds on the skin or mucosa, not to perform any surgical procedure, to wait until the wound is completely healed, and not to performing tentative of re-implantation. It is advisable to prescribe antibiotics, to administer preventive anti-tetanus medication, to inform the P

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