Journal archive · Anatomy and nasal analysis · 2015
ASJ Aesthetic Surgery Journal · 2015
The osseocartilaginous vault of the nose: anatomy and surgical observations
Palhazi P, Daniel RK, Kosins AM.
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“The dorsal hump and dorsal aesthetic lines have been considered bony and cartilaginous structures. Knowledge of the anatomy of the osseocartilaginous vault is essential for obtaining aesthetically pleasing results of rhinoplasty. Objectives: The authors described the morphology, embryology, and clinical relevance of…”
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