tarsoconjunctival flap

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Red Breast Syndrome: Complete Resolution Following Replacement of Acellular Dermal Matrices With Acellular Collagen Matrices

09/06/2022

Alyssa M Simpson, MD¹; Brooke E Barrow, MEng²; Samuel L Corey, MD³; Milind D Kachare, MD³; Joshua H Choo, MD³; Bradon J Wilhelmi, MD³

Alyssa M Simpson, MD1; Brooke E Barro...

Red breast syndrome has emerged as a hot topic in the plastic surgery literature. This clinical phenomenon remains poorly understood regarding risk factors, demographics, etiology, management strategies, and long-term sequelae.

Red breast syndrome has emerged...

09/06/2022

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Reconstruction of an Extensive Full-Layer Defect of the Upper Eyelid

08/16/2022

Yuki Matsuoka, MD; Mako Fujita, MD; Natsuko Kakudo, MD, PhD

Yuki Matsuoka, MD; Mako Fujita, MD; N...

In patients with upper eyelid full-thickness defects exceeding 50% of the eyelid width and with sufficient skin laxity in the upper eyelid, the posterior lamella should preferably be reconstructed using a tarsoconjunctival flap and the...

In patients with upper eyelid...

08/16/2022

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