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Author(s): R. Staudenmaier
ISBN(s): 9783805593168, 3805593163
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Year: 2010
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ISBN 10: 3805593163 
ISBN 13: 9783805593168
Author: R Staudenmaier

Ear reconstruction has developed from the sole plastic reconstruction of the auricle to a more complex procedure that includes the functional rehabilitation of hearing. For the patient’s benefit the number of surgeries could be reduced to two or three while still maintaining excellent results. This development is due to improvements in surgical procedures as well as technical developments such as bone-anchored hearing aids or cochlear implants. The authors of this volume have considered different aspects of reconstruction of severe ear malformation. Developments in surgery and the choice of prosthetic materials are closely examined, and the benefits of alloplastic materials in comparison to autologous cartilage are discussed. Cosmetic outcomes are not described in isolation, but with reference to improvements in patients’ hearing, particularly in the context of bone-anchored and implantable hearing aids. Related fields, such as tissue engineering, hold vast untapped potential for this area. The impact they will have in the future is discussed in detail, helping to paint a picture of treatment options that will become available to professionals. This volume is an indispensable review that will be of interest to otorhinolaryngologists, plastic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons and pediatricians.

Aesthetics and Functionality in Ear Reconstruction Advances in Oto Rhino Laryngology Vol 68 1st Table of contents:

  1. Reconstruction of Partial Loss of the Auricle
  2. Ancient Sources
  3. Partial Reconstructions in the 15th and 16th Centuries
  4. Ear Prostheses
  5. Partial Ear Surgery since the 19th Century
  6. Reconstruction with Auricular Reduction
  7. Reconstruction without Auricular Reduction
  8. Reconstruction with Regional Flaps
  9. Tubed Flaps
  10. Composite Grafts
  11. Temporoparietal Fascial Flap (Fan Flap)
  12. Skin Expansion
  13. Reconstruction of Total Loss of the Auricle
  14. Total Loss Reconstruction before 1950
  15. Total Reconstruction after 1950
  16. Tanzer’s Reconstruction
  17. Brent’s Technique
  18. Nagata’s Technique
  19. Replantation of the Auricle
  20. References
  21. State-of-the-Art Autogenous Ear Reconstruction in Cases of Microtia
  22. Abstract
  23. First Stage
  24. Cartilaginous Framework
  25. Harvesting the Rib Cartilage Segments
  26. Sculpture of the Framework
  27. Recent Improvement Concerning the Framework
  28. Skin Approach
  29. Type 1
  30. Type 2
  31. Type 3
  32. Clinical Examples
  33. Type 1 (Fig. 13)
  34. Type 2 (Fig. 14)
  35. Type 3a (Fig. 15)
  36. Type 3b (Fig. 16)
  37. Examples to Demonstrate the Process of Choosing the Best Skin Approach in Some ‘Intermediate Cases’
  38. Type 3 versus Type 1 (Fig. 19)
  39. Type 2 versus Type 1 (Fig. 20)
  40. Type 2 versus Type 3a (Fig. 21)
  41. Second Stage
  42. Some of the Final Results Obtained
  43. Complications
  44. Infection
  45. Exposure
  46. Evaluation
  47. Conclusion
  48. Acknowledgment
  49. References
  50. Ear Reconstruction with Porous Polyethylene Implants
  51. Abstract
  52. History of Ear Reconstruction
  53. Disadvantages of Rib Cartilage Frames
  54. Porous Polyethylene as Frame Material
  55. Technical Preparations
  56. Surgical Procedure
  57. Completing the Implant
  58. Inserting the Implant
  59. Covering the New Ear Concha with Skin
  60. Bandages
  61. Complications
  62. Acknowledgement
  63. References
  64. Auricular Prostheses
  65. Abstract
  66. Definition and a Brief History of Craniofacial Prosthetics
  67. Materials for Auricular Prostheses
  68. Methods of Retention for Auricular Prostheses
  69. Osseointegration – Bone Anchorage
  70. Implant Systems
  71. Solitary Implant Systems
  72. Brånemark System
  73. ITI System
  74. Other Solitary Systems
  75. Grouped Implant Systems
  76. Epitec® System
  77. Epiplating® System
  78. Surgical Technique
  79. Positioning the Implants
  80. Surgical Technique with Solitary Implant Systems
  81. Surgical Technique with Grouped Implant Systems
  82. Results with Implants for Auricular Prostheses
  83. Complications
  84. Contraindications
  85. Management of Candidates for Rehabilitation with Auricular Prostheses
  86. Children
  87. Microtia
  88. Trauma
  89. Neoplastic Disease
  90. Conclusion
  91. References
  92. Combined Aesthetic and Functional Reconstruction of Ear Malformations
  93. Abstract
  94. Method
  95. Preliminary Considerations
  96. Preoperative Diagnostics and Preparations for Surgery
  97. Surgical Procedures
  98. Reconstruction of the Auricle and Preparing the Implant Bed
  99. Surgical Access to the Middle Ear
  100. Coupling the FMT to the Vibratory Structures
  101. Patients
  102. Results
  103. Discussion
  104. Conclusion
  105. References
  106. Combined Reconstruction of Congenital Auricular Atresia and Severe Microtia
  107. Abstract
  108. Introduction
  109. Materials and Methods
  110. Preoperative Diagnostics
  111. First Operation
  112. Second Operation
  113. Third Operation
  114. Postoperative Treatment and Follow-Up
  115. Histology
  116. Results
  117. Discussion
  118. Conclusion
  119. Acknowledgement
  120. References
  121. Ear Reconstruction through Tissue Engineering
  122. Abstract
  123. Tissue Regeneration and Clinical Requirements
  124. Cartilage Tissue and Engineering
  125. 3D Framework Design
  126. In vivo Characteristics
  127. Summary and Perspectives
  128. References
  129. Customized Tissue Engineering For Ear Reconstruction
  130. Abstract
  131. Imaging Data Acquisition
  132. Imaging-Based 3D Data Processing
  133. Customized Scaffold Design and Manufacturing
  134. Rapid Prototyping
  135. Injection Molding
  136. Tissue Engineering
  137. Cell Seeding
  138. Conclusion
  139. Acknowledgments
  140. References
  141. Author Index

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