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[Application of autologous cartilage in rhinoplasty for patients with traumatic nasal contraction and nasal dysfunction].

Wanting Zeng, Junhui Yang, Jia Chen, Haili Jiang, Nianjiao Ma, Qian Yu

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Abstract

Autologous cartilage is effective in rhinoplasty in patients with traumatic nasal contraction and nasal dysfunction. One stage open rhinoplasty and nasal septum deviation surgery are performed to shorten the treatment time and improve the nasal appearance and nasal ventilation function. The patients got satisfaction.

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Autologous cartilage is effective in rhinoplasty in patients with traumatic nasal contraction and nasal dysfunction. One stage open rhinoplasty and nasal septum deviation surgery are performed to shorten the treatment time and improve the nasal appearance and nasal ventilation function. The patients got satisfaction.

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Autologous cartilage is effective in rhinoplasty in patients with traumatic nasal contraction and nasal dysfunction. One stage open rhinoplasty and nasal septum deviation surgery are performed to shorten the treatment time and improve the nasal appearance and nasal ventilation function. The patients got satisfaction.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Nasal septum, Rhinoplasty, Nose, Cartilage, Deformity, Costal cartilage

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