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Plastic Surgery Case Study – Posterior Fontanelle Skull Defect Reconstruction

Background: Congenital skull defects occur in a wide variety of presentations. In essence it is any contour irregularity that results in a noticeable loss of contour projection. Most congenital skull defects are not full-thickness. Rather they are partial thickness with inadequate bine thickness compared to the surrounding bone. One of the smaller congenital skull defects Read More…

The Anatomy of the Head Widening or Posterior Temporal Implant

Widening of the side of the head is possible through the use of specially designed  implants. Known as posterior temporal implants, they specifically augment the convex portion of the temporal bone above the ears. Understanding the anatomy of the temporal bone allows one to understand how this is possible. The temporal bone has four distinct Read More…

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