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Principles of face transplant revision: Beyond primary repair
Raja Mohan
, Mark Fisher
, Amir Dorafshar
, Michael Sosin
, Branko Bojovic
, Dheeraj Gandhi
, Nicholas Iliff
, Eduardo D. Rodriguez
School of Medicine
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Primary Repair
100%
Face Transplant
100%
Blinking
100%
Transplantation
66%
Angiography
66%
Soft Tissue
66%
Class I Occlusion
66%
Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation
66%
Relative Risk
33%
Flap
33%
Free Tissue Transfer
33%
Occlusion
33%
Functional Outcome
33%
Surgical Procedures
33%
Ptosis
33%
Craniofacial Skeleton
33%
Collateralization
33%
Author Address
33%
Retrograde Flow
33%
Aesthetic Results
33%
Hard Tissue
33%
Malocclusion
33%
Blepharoplasty
33%
Dental Occlusion
33%
Resuspension
33%
Class III Malocclusion
33%
Cephalometric Analysis
33%
Le Fort III Osteotomy
33%
Scar Revision
33%
Lipectomy
33%
Submental
33%
Eyebrow Lift
33%
Reconstructive Ladder
33%
Advantages/disadvantages
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Angiography
100%
Face Transplant
100%
Eyelid Reflex
100%
Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation
100%
Free Tissue Graft
50%
Surgical Technique
50%
Skeleton
50%
Ptosis
50%
Hard Tissue
50%
Malocclusion
50%
Blepharoplasty
50%
Tooth Occlusion
50%
Class III Malocclusion
50%
Le Fort III Osteotomy
50%
Cephalometric Analysis
50%
Lipectomy
50%
Brow Lift
50%
Reconstructive Ladder
50%
Collateralization
50%