Nasal meatus plasty: a contribution to plastic reconstruction of the nasal valve during midfacial degloving
Midfacial degloving is a proven method for easily accessing the midface, the nasal pyramid, the maxillary and ethmoidal sinuses, the orbits, as well as the anterior skull base. Indications for this method of access mainly include tumour resections in the area of the midface, the septum, the maxillar...
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