Facial beauty repair

Author: (USA) Rose, E. (Editor), translated by Wang Cheng et al.
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: Facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery apply advanced computer technology to clinical practice, emphasizing the consideration of postoperative outcomes during preoperative design. Using three-dimensional software combined with MRI, CT, ECT, and digital subtraction technology, it evaluates structural abnormalities in bone tissue. Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) technology is used to create models. Computer imaging technology assists in preoperative design for soft tissue repair and can simulate surgical procedures and predict outcomes on high-resolution displays. The advantages of this technology include facilitating precise preoperative planning, enabling prediction of the length and direction of vascular pedicles and the position of transplanted bone through models, ensuring that the graft carved according to the model fits precisely with the recipient site. Details such as depth, inclination, and curvature can be addressed before transplantation, resolving asymmetry issues and ensuring alignment with the local contour. The book not only introduces new techniques and methods in plastic surgery but also presents a new concept and mindset, which is highly valuable for us to learn from and adopt.