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Objective To compare the coronary incision with the sagittal incision in transaxillary breast augmentation.Methods A total of 60 patients who underwent transaxillary subpectoral breast augmentation with round breast implants were randomly allocated into two groups:Group A (30 patients) received coronary incision,while Group B received sagittal incision.The operative time of implant insertion,the distinction of scar and the repair rate of scar were compared between the two groups.Results The mean operative time of implant insertion in group A was (14.55±3.79)s,and that in group B was (27.38±6.79) s,with statistically significant difference (t =9.03,P＜0.05).But there was no statistical significance in the difference in the degree of scar (x2 =0.26,P＞0.05) or the repair rate of scar (x2=0.35,P＞0.05) between two groups.Conclusions As for the operative time of implant insertion,the coronary incision is better than the sagittal incision.
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OBJECTIVE To explore the application of the modified scalp coronal incision in the treatment of zygomatic and zygomatic arch fracture, and analyze its prognosis. METHODS A retrospective analysis of 236 cases with zygomatic and zygomatic arch fracture from 2008 to 2016 was performed. They were treated with zygomatic and zygomatic arch fracture open reduction and firm fixation by the modified scalp coronal incision and postoperative mouse rehabilitation. After 3-6 months, the infection of incision, facial paralysis, occlusal, degree of mouth opening, facial deformity and subjective satisfaction index were followed up. The prognosis and recovery were evaluated. RESULTS 1. All of the patients had no postoperative incision infection, subcutaneous hematoma, temporal region sag, bald, and permanent facial paralysis. They all got satisfied face recovery. 2. All patients with occlusal disorders and limited mouth opening obtained functional occlusal and ideal degrees of mouth opening. Satisfaction was 97％. CONCLUSION The modified coronal scalp incision in the reconstruction of 3 d structure of zygomatic and zygomatic arch, has the advantages of a clear operation field and accurateresetting, good restoration of face, concealed scar. It contributes to the protection of the facial nerve and vascular structureand reduces the incidence of surgical complications.
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Objective To investigate the effect of supratemporalis approach scalp coronal incision for treating craniomaxillofacial fracture.Methods Fifty-two cases of traditional coronal scalp approach were retrospectively analyzed for understanding the facial nerve damage situation.Then 30 cases a.dopted the supratemporalis approach scalp coronal incision and the facial nerve damage situation was recorded.The follow-up observation lasted for 6-24 months.Results The facial contour,mouth opening and occlusion function recovered well after the operation in all 82 cases.Eight cases of temporary facial nerve injury were observed in the traditional approach group.No case of facial nerve injury occurred in the supratemporalis approach group(P＜0.05).Conclusion The supratemporalis approach scalp coronal incision can effectively avoid the facial nerve injuries.
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>This study aimed to examine the complications of supratemporalis approach with scalp coronal incision for the treatment of orbital-zygomatic fractures.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>A total of 206 patients with orbital-zygomatic fractures were treated with scalp coronal incision through the supratemporalis approach. The effects and complications of the treatment were analyzed.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>The degree of fracture of the 206 patients was successfully reduced. The facial morphologies and functions were improved. No facial nerve injury was observed in all of the cases. However, the following complications were noted: fossa introcession in 1 case, forehead scalp pain or paresthesia in 11 cases, incision infection in 1 case, subcutaneous hematoma in 1 case, incision scar in 5 cases, and alopecia in 3 cases.</p><p><b>CONCLUSIONS</b>The supratemporalis approach prevents facial nerve injury and does not increase the frequency of other complications. Therefore, this approach can be applied as a routine and safe procedure in clinical settings. .</p>
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Humans , Face , Hematoma , Orbital Fractures , Scalp , Surgical Wound , Zygomatic FracturesABSTRACT
ObjectiveTo explore the efficacy of large trauma craniotomy with bilateral frontal coronal incision in treating contusion and laceration of bilateral frontal lobes.MethodsThe clinical data of 68 patients with contusion and laceration of bilateral frontal lobes who were treated with bilateral decompressive craniectomy were analyzed retrospectively.There were 36 cases(observation group) treated with large trauma craniotomy with bilateral frontal coronal incision and 32 cases (control group) given bilateral decompressive craniectomy by stages.The prognosis of two groups were observed and compared.The prognosis was evaluated at 6 months after surgery by Glasgow outcome scale (GOS) score.ResultsThere were 23 cases (63.89％,23/36) who got good recovery,8 cases(22.22％,8/36) with poor prognosis and 5 dead cases (13.89％,5/36) in observation group.There were 11 cases (34.38％,11/32) who got good recovery,9 cases (28.12％,9/32) with poor prognosis and 12 dead cases (37.50％,12/32) in control group.The rate of good recovery and mortality between two groups had significant differences (P ＜ 0.05).ConclusionsThe large trauma craniotomy with bilateral frontal coronal incision can significantly relieve or ease intracranial hypertension of patients with contusion and laceration of bilateral frontal lobes.And it can improve the prognosis and decrease the mortality.
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Objective To investigate the advantages of coronal incision in the repair of midface fracture. Methods The clinical data of 42 patients who applied coronal incision and other adjuvant incisions to repair midface fractures were retrospectively analysed. Results The coronal incision can provide excellent exposure and methods for camouflaging the incision in the hair, and brought less complications and functional impairment. Conclusion Coronal incision was an ideal approach in the repair of the midface fracture.
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BACKGROUND: The coronal incision is versatile surgical approach to upper and middle region of the facial skeletal including the zygomatic arch. The advantages of coronal approach are minimal injury of facial tissue including facial nerve and satisfactory cosmetic result by hidden scar at hair. But wide exposure of scalp, its disadvantages are operation time and massive blood loss. METHODS: Thirty patients undergoing elective surgery were divided 3 groups. Group I used only coronal approach, group II used coronal with subciliary approach and group III used coronal with subciliary and intraoral approach. And then retrospected of the preoperative, postoperative red blood cell count, hemoglobin(Hb), hematocrit, transfused red blood cell units and platelet cell units, and the amount of infused crystalloids and colloids, and postoperative hemovac count was estimated. RESULTS: 1. Red blood cell count were decreased in all groups at immediated postoperation and decreased in all group of postoperative first day and decreased in group I, II but increased group III of postoperative third day. 2. Hemoglobin and hematocrit were decreased in all group at immediated postoperation and decreased in all group of postoperative first day and decreased in group I, II., but increased group III postoperative third day. 3. Platelet was decreased in all group at immediated postoperation, and decreased in group II, III but increased in group I of postoperative first day and decreased in group I but increased group II, III of postoperative third day. 4. Mean postoperative hemovac mean drainage group I of first day is 48.63+/-21.12ml and second day is 23.92+/-19.53ml and third day is 7.82+/-5.32ml and group II of first day 60.45+/-22.65ml and second day is 22.14+/-13.21ml and third day is 7.32+/-6.25ml. III group of first day 58.16+/-10.13ml and second day is 21.27+/-11.72ml and third day is 7.13+/-4.90ml. 5. Infusion of group I is mean PRC 1.08+/-0.91 pint, FFP 1.03+/-0.75 pint, crystalloid 2562.23+/-1345.53ml and group II is mean PRC 1.05+/-0.89 pint, FFP 1.71+/-0.78, crystalloid 2650.47+/-1096.36ml and group III is mean PRC 1.79+/-1.45 pint, crystalloid 3295.43+/-1472.432ml.
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Humans , Blood Platelets , Cicatrix , Colloids , Drainage , Erythrocyte Count , Erythrocytes , Facial Nerve , Hair , Hematocrit , Hemodynamics , Scalp , ZygomaABSTRACT
Objective:To study the indications, surgical technique and complications of the coronal approach in the treatment of zygomatic complex fractures.Methods:Eighty-four patients with zygomatic complex fracture underwent coronal incisions for surgery. Micro or mini titanium bone plates were used to stabilize the fractured bones.In patients with endophthalmos orbital wall fractures were treated with hydroxyapatite.Follow-up was conducted for 3 months to 2 years.Results:All patients had no wound infection after operation. There was no permanent facial nerve motor function deficit. All of the patients with malocclusion regained their functional occlusion after treatment. The patients with restriction of mouth opening recovered after training. Eight patients had observable asymmetry characterized by widening of the face on the side of the injury. One patient sustained the postoperative endophthalmos beyond 3 mm.Conclusion:Coronal approach is feasible in the surgical treatment of zogomatic complex fracture.
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砄bjective: To study the cause,clinical characteristics and treatment of zygomatic complex fractres(ZCF). Methods: Medical records of 79 cases with ZCF and followed up for 3 months to 2 years were reviwed and analysed. Reduction and cosmatic outcome were assessed by clinical evaluation and postoperative images. Results: Of the 79 patients, 87.3% were male, with the peak incidence in the age group from 20 to 40 years old(73.5%). 58.2% were due to traffic accidents, 15.2% to assalts. Incidence of malar asymmetry, enophthalmos, diplopia,limited mandiblar movement and malocclusion were 83.5%,24.1%,19.0%, 60.8% and 35.4% respectively. Of the nerve disturbances, 41.8% of the infraorbital and 13.9% of the facial nerve were involved. For the treatment the most freqently used approach was the coronal incision in combination with the maxillary vestibular incision(30.4%), followed by coronal incision alone(22.8%). 40.5% of the patients were treated by rigid internal fixation with titanium miniplates alone or combined with wire fixition(20.3%). All patients but five regained satisfactary facial appearance. Three patients still showed slightly post surgical enophthalmos and diplopia at a 6 month follow up. All of the patients with malocclusion regained their functional occlusion after treatment. Conclsions:A variety of techniques can be used in the treatment of ZCF. Among them the coronal incision in combination with other incisions or alone and rigid internal fixation can produce a satisfactary outcome.