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LARY Laryngoscope · 2019

Evolution of the butterfly graft technique: 15-year review of 500 cases with expanding indications

Howard BE, Madison Clark J.

In the archive as a landmark paper: the core sweep runs 2011–2026, and this one is here because the history of rhinoplasty rests on it · cited on butterfly graft.

PubMed 30632149Publisher (DOI)

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“To describe the evolution of the butterfly graft technique for the treatment of nasal valve compromise, with specific attention to technical developments allowing for expanded indications. To review the impact on patient-reported outcomes of nasal airway function and nasal aesthetics. Study Design: Retrospective chart…”

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30632149
Journal
Laryngoscope
Year
2019
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2
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Rhinoplasty is the oldest operation in plastic surgery and one of the hardest to teach: the technique reaches a trainee through a fellowship year, a meeting, a video and, increasingly, a printed model, because the traditional apprenticeship gives most residents almost no hands-on time.

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