Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps
Objective and Methods: Nasal obstruction after total nasal reconstruction is a serious complication that contributes to breathing difficulty, snoring, and obstructive sleep apnea, which can negatively influence daily activities. However, few treatments have been reported in detail for this condition...
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doaj-98d8ae65694b41c698145bfc2517a5992021-08-30T04:13:44ZengElsevierJPRAS Open2352-58782021-09-01296064Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flapsMotomu Suito0Takeshi Kitazawa1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Matsunami General Hospital, 185-1, Dendai, Kasamatsu, Hashima-gun Gifu, Japan 501-6062Corresponding author.; Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Matsunami General Hospital, 185-1, Dendai, Kasamatsu, Hashima-gun Gifu, Japan 501-6062Objective and Methods: Nasal obstruction after total nasal reconstruction is a serious complication that contributes to breathing difficulty, snoring, and obstructive sleep apnea, which can negatively influence daily activities. However, few treatments have been reported in detail for this condition. Here, a case of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction that was treated with bilateral superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps is reported. Results: An intranasal stent was used postoperatively for five months to prevent restenosis. Internal stenosis was not noted 25 months postoperatively. The patient could breathe easily through his nose and mouth dryness improved. Conclusion: The flap is relatively thin, easy to elevate with high flexibility and stable blood flow, and useful for nasal vestibular lining reconstruction.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352587821000413NoseNasolabialLiningObstructionRhinoplastyVestibule |
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Motomu Suito Takeshi Kitazawa Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps JPRAS Open Nose Nasolabial Lining Obstruction Rhinoplasty Vestibule |
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Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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Reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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reconstruction of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction using superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps |
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JPRAS Open |
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2352-5878 |
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2021-09-01 |
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Objective and Methods: Nasal obstruction after total nasal reconstruction is a serious complication that contributes to breathing difficulty, snoring, and obstructive sleep apnea, which can negatively influence daily activities. However, few treatments have been reported in detail for this condition. Here, a case of nasal vestibular obstruction after total nasal reconstruction that was treated with bilateral superior subcutaneous pedicle nasolabial flaps is reported. Results: An intranasal stent was used postoperatively for five months to prevent restenosis. Internal stenosis was not noted 25 months postoperatively. The patient could breathe easily through his nose and mouth dryness improved. Conclusion: The flap is relatively thin, easy to elevate with high flexibility and stable blood flow, and useful for nasal vestibular lining reconstruction. |
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Nose Nasolabial Lining Obstruction Rhinoplasty Vestibule |
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