EARLY AND ONLY ONE STAGE RECONSTRUCTION OF MICROTIA BY MEDPOR IMPLANT AND RIB CARTILAGE WITH ENDOSCOPIC ASSISTED TECHNIQUE AT HANOI
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Ear reconstruction still a big challenge for Plastic surgeon. The complex anatomy of the external ear and the necessity to provide good projection and 3D symmetry make this reconstruction particularly difficult. The aim of this paper is to report our result of early and only one stage ear reconstruction by Medpor Polyethylene implant and autologous costal cartilage with endoscopic assisted technique at Ha Noi, Viet Nam. To archive the best aesthetic result and diminue complication rates, all temporoparietal fascia flap was harvested by single – incision endoscopic technique. Before surgery patients has been check with audiologist specialists to determine the combination treatment for hearing loss. Results postoperative have been considered satisfactory by all patients and their family. Low morbidity, the good results obtained and a high rate of patient satisfaction make this techniques become ideal choices for reconstruction surgery of the ear.
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Keywords: Ear reconstruction, Microtia, Medpor, Polyethylene Ear Implant
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