1. Estudio anatómico de los ligamentos de la nariz. Importancia para la rinoplastia de preservación.
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MORETTI, Ernesto, CLERICI, Micaela, CORDERO, César, and CORONA, Sebastián
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Background and objective. The nose is a complex structure from aesthetic and functional point of view, and current surgical techniques tend to maintain all structures to prevent surgical stigmata in the short or long term. Anatomical descriptions are increasingly with great precision and the importance of the soft structures that support the nasal pyramid increases too. Ligaments, as connective tissue structures, play a fundamental role not only in anatomical positioning, but also in their functionality. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the surgical anatomy of the nasal ligaments and their usefulness for nasal preservation surgery. Methods. We studied the anatomy of the nasal ligaments in 40 patients who received primary open rhinoplasty and 20 patients with primary closed rhinoplasty, in order to identify and analyze the ligaments found, and compare the anatomical descriptions with the intraoperative findings in closed and open rhinoplasties. Results. The nasal ligaments analyzed were: interdomal, intercrural, piriformis, intercartilaginous sliding area, incisura nasalis zone, Pitanguy ligament, ligament of the base of the columella and sesamoid ligament. Conclusions. In modern anatomy publications on nasal ligaments, not all authors agree with cadaveric descriptions. Our contribution lies in combining these descriptions with intraoperative findings in both closed and open rhinoplasties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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