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Author: Rod J. Rohrich
The first annual Rhinoplasty symposium of Dallas was held in 1984. After having formed in otolaryngology and plastic surgery, Dr. Jack Gunter recognized the need for rhinoplasty education and an exchange of Ideas in order to encourage knowledge about this complex surgery. It was one of the first to defend the open approach and teach the art of rhinoplasty to students of plastic surgery and otolaryngology, as well as surgeons in exercise.
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Dr. Gunter organized the first symposium and has been an integral part of its growth and evolution in one of the most popular meetings of plastic and aesthetic surgery. The Dallas Rhinoplasty Symposium has evolved to include didactic conferences, round tables, case presentations, surgical demonstrations through video and laboratory of anatomical dissections.
Although this book has grown as knowledge has been expanded in our field, the objectives remain the same: to help the nasal surgeon in achieving consistent results through the minutous preoperative analysis, precise surgical planning, execution Intraoperative meticulous, and long-term follow-up with the critical evaluation of the results. We warm the sincere hope that this third edition of Dallas Rhinoplasty: Nasal Surgery by teachers will continue to be a key resource for surgeons with interest in rhinoplasty - those who practice rhinoplasty Routinely and those who barely begin their trajectory to become expert nasal surgeons.
Volume I - Interpretation of the diagrams of the rhinoplasty of Gunter
Part One.- Perioperative basic concepts
1.- Preferred anatomical terms for rhinoplasty 2.- Advanced anatomy for rhinoplasty 3.- Nasal physiology 4.- Medical management of rhinological disorders in the patient of Rhinoplasty 5.- Concepts Preoperatively in Rhinoplasty 6.- Nasofacial proportions and systematic nasal analysis 7.- Digital image and standardized photography in rhinoplasty 8.- Postoperative management of the patient with rhinoplasty 9.- Coding of the Reconstructive and cosmetic rhinoplasty procedures
Part two.- Basic Surgical Concepts
10.- Obtaining a correct rhinoplasty in the first attempt 11.- Grafts frequently used in rhinoplasty: nomenclature and analysis 12.- Collection of autologous grafts for primary rhinoplasty
Part three.- Back
13.- Evaluation and surgical approach of the nasal back: Reduction of the dorsal gibbea by components and reconstruction of the back 14.- NASAL osteotomies 15.- Increase of the back: Graft in Block using the autologous septal cartilage Molded 16.- Increase of the back: Credging cartilage wrapped in temporary fascia
Part four.- tip
17.- Basic Surgery of Nasal Point: Anatomy and Technique 18.- Advanced Suture Techniques 19.- Achievement of the Aesthetic Balance of the Infratip Lobe 20.- Structural graft of the nasal tip 21.- Predictible approach and Algorithmic for refinement and projection of the tip 22.- Correction of the square nasal tip by open approach. 23.- Predictable control of the projection and rotation of the tip: Septal extension grafts 24.- Decrease in the projection of the nasal tip: A gradual approach 25.- Adjustment of the rotation of the nasal tip 26.- Importance of the Ala-Columela relationship
Part five.- ALES
27.- Correction and prevention of deformities ALES: Azer contour grafts 28.- Flags CRUAR SIDE CRUIN TURNED 29.- SIDE CRUAL START STOPS 30.- Correction of the deformities ALERS: SPANISE ALERS
Part six.- Base Alar
31.- Aesthetic and surgical refinement of the nasal base 32.- Surgery of the Base Alar 33.- Reduction of the Nasal Base
Part seven.- The chin
34.- Dimensional approach for rhinoplasty: Improvement of aesthetic balance between the nose and chin 35.- Increase of chin with implants or fillers of soft tissue 36.- Chin's management in rhinoplasty patients
Part eight.- Secondary Rhinoplasty
37.- Open approach in secondary rhinoplasty 38.- Closed approach in secondary rhinoplasty 39.- Collection of costly cartilage grafts for secondary rhinoplasty 40.- Tripod concept for Correct sinus nasal tip cartilages 41.- Structural graft in secondary rhinoplasty 42.- Advances in secondary rhinoplasty: Personal perspective 43.- Obtaining consistent results in secondary rhinoplasty
Volume II
Part nine.- Management of dysfunctions of the airways
44.- Surgical management of the nasal airway 45.- Classification of the septal and reconstructive technique 46.- Handling of acute nasal fracture: minimize secondary nose deformities 47.- Global nose management devious
Part ten.- Special topics and progress
48.- Surgical correction of the long nose 49.- Lengthening of the short nose 50.- Improvement of the nasal-tipped relationship - Upper lip: importance of the nasal septum depressor in rhinoplasty 51.- Expander flap E Expander graft 52.- Nose blackide 53.- Hispanic nose 54.- Nose of the Middle East 55.- Asian Nose 56.- Nose Senil 57.- Men's Nose 59.- Rhinoplasty in Fisured 59.- Management of the Nose by cocaine 60.- Role of soft tissue fillings in rhinoplasty 61.- Prevention and management of complications in rhinoplasty
Part eleven.- Personal approaches and philosophies
62.- Focus of Gunter 63.- Rohrich approach 64.- APPROACH OF TORIUMI 65.- APPROADING OF GUIDON 66.- APPEARCH OF GRUBER 67.- CONTANTIAN APPROACH 68.- Byrd approach
Credits.- C-1
Alphabetical index.- I-1
Data sheet
Specific References