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The author attempted to analyze the upper eyelids of 30 faces of Korean women's portraits which were awarded at 1st, 9th and 20th Grand art exhibiton of Korea held in 2001, 1990, and 1982. In 1982, 36% of eyelid were double fold. The incidence increased to 47% in 1990. In 2001, 97% of eyelids were double fold. Among them, 67% were infold, and 33% were outfold. Only 14% of eyelids had epicanthal fold. Fourteen % were high fold, remainders were low or medium height. We may consider that the ideal eyelid nowadays in Korea is a double fold with low or medium height, with infold, without epicanthal fold.
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The objectives of this study are to investigate how English keywords used in the Journal of Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons coincide with precise MeSH terms, and to verify to what extent frequently used English keywords(n > 3) are used with precise MeSH terms. The English keywords were analyzed from 594 articles of JKSPRS published from Jan. 1998 to Mar. 2002. The authors investigated the frequently used keywords and the percentage of the keywords Which coincide with MeSH using MeSH browser. The total number of the English keywords used was 1638, and 80 kinds of keywords including 'Free flap' were used 3 or more times. The number of terms precisely coincident with MeSH was 209(12.7%), the number of terms not matching MeSH term but Entry term was 217(13.3%) and 1212 terms(74.0%) were not MeSH terms. The number of frequently used key word(n>3) immatched with MeSH, that coincide with KPRS*terms was 22 including 'Free flap' and 'Tip plasty'. Many of English keywords of JKSPRS* does not coincide with the MeSH. We must try to use precise MeSH term when we use the English keywords of the articles.
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Toxic shock syndrome is a rare but potentially fatal toxin-mediated febrile illness. Although classically associated with tampon use, it is now known that many nonmentral conditions are related to this syndrome. Serious morbidity and mortality can occur if this syndrome is not promptly recognized. Now, we are presenting that we have experienced a case of toxic shock syndrome patient who had been received augmentation mammoplasty using saline filled mammary implant and mastopexy concommittantly, and we managed the patient with massive hydration and systemic antibiotic therapy. Early recognition and aggressive management can decrease the overall morbidity and motality.