Preservation of contour in periorbital and midfacial craniofacial microsurgery: Reconstruction of the soft-tissue elements and skeletal buttresses

Keyphrases

• Soft Tissue 100%
• Periorbital 100%
• Tissue Elements 100%
• Craniofacial Microsurgery 100%
• Microsurgery Reconstruction 100%
• Vascularized Bone Flap 100%
• Midfacial 100%
• Defect Type 66%
• Periorbital Defects 66%
• Craniofacial Defects 66%
• Maxillary Defect 66%
• Shock 33%
• Bone Resorption 33%
• Oncologic 33%
• Trauma Center 33%
• Injury Mechanism 33%
• Muscle Atrophy 33%
• Johns Hopkins Hospital 33%
• Retrospective Review 33%
• Reconstructive Techniques 33%
• Bone Graft 33%
• Bone Flap 33%
• Single Surgeon 33%
• Injury Type 33%
• High-energy Trauma 33%
• Craniofacial 33%
• Microsurgical 33%
• Flap Survival 33%
• Long-term Functional Outcome 33%
• Facial Aesthetics 33%
• Facial Height 33%
• Aesthetic Outcome 33%
• Traumatic Defect 33%
• Composite Tissue Defect 33%
• Long-term Preservation 33%
• Composite Tissue Loss 33%
• Composite Bone 33%
• Facial Width 33%
• Reconstructive Outcome 33%
• Oncologic Defects 33%
• Iliac Crest Flap 33%
• Soft Tissue Flaps 33%
• Fibula Flap 33%
• Facial Contour 33%
• Facial Harmony 33%
• Volumetric Losses 33%
• Cranial Defect 33%
• Facial Proportions 33%
• Facial Projection 33%
• Reconstructive Algorithm 33%
• Tissue Contraction 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bone Graft 100%
• Microsurgery 100%
• Injury 40%
• Survival Rate 20%
• Shock (Circulatory) 20%
• Surgeon 20%
• Osteolysis 20%
• Muscle Atrophy 20%
• Triage 20%
• Iliac Crest 20%
• Fibula Graft 20%
• Tissue Flap 20%
• Skull Defect 20%