Jacques Joseph

What is on record

Presented a young man with a large nose, reduced via external incisions, to the Berlin Medical Society, May 1898 (PMC review, search snippet). Wikipedia (fetched): 1904 first report of simultaneous intranasal hump correction with septum; head of facial plastic surgery at the Charité 1916; professor 1919; private practice 1922; *Nasenplastik und sonstige Gesichtsplastik* 1931 (1,500 copies; 1,718 illustrations); died 1934-02-12. Practised on Berlin's Jewish community, to which he belonged (Norman Publishing description). Fee scale for poor patients: not found in fetched sources. Do not assert.

Sources: 3

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In surgeon's terms

The procedure the record names

Pages on this site that explain the operation named above, written from the primary literature. They describe the procedure, not this person's surgery, which no surgeon of record has published.

• Septoplasty

  Septoplasty straightens the wall of cartilage and bone between the two sides of the nose so that air moves through both sides instead of one.

• Blocked breathing after rhinoplasty

  A nose that breathes worse after surgery than before it is the commonest functional complaint in revision practice, and it usually traces to one of three places: the internal…

• The caudal septum

  The caudal septum is the front edge of the septum, the part you can feel between your nostrils, and it holds the tip of the nose up.

• Dorsal hump reduction

  The hump on a profile is not one thing: it is bone at the top, cartilage below it, and the joint where they meet.

Septum, valve and airway in the journal archive: 345 papers