Quality Medical Publishing 2017 Live Surgery With Enrico Robotti Open Rhinoplasty Course

Description

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+ Target Audience: Plastic Surgeons, Facial Plastic Surgeons, Otolaryngologists, and Maxillofacial Surgeons

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The 2017 Live Surgery Open Rhinoplasty course features Dr. Enrico Robotti performing six comprehensive surgeries across 12 hours of operative video. Each case is thoroughly documented, starting with a full preoperative review using clinical photos, CT scans, and 3D renderings, followed by surgical planning and step-by-step operative technique from markings to closure and postop dressing. The educational value is further enhanced by interactive Q&A sessions between the surgeon and the audience.

Learning Objectives

• To conduct comprehensive preoperative reviews utilizing clinical photos, CT scans, and 3D renderings.

• To develop and discuss detailed surgical plans for both primary and secondary rhinoplasty cases.

• To execute step-by-step open rhinoplasty techniques, covering everything from initial markings to closure and postoperative dressing.

• To correct functional issues and complex anatomical deformities, such as asymmetric nasal bones, drooping tips, middle vault saddling, and post-traumatic deviations.

• To navigate the specific challenges of varying tissue conditions, including thick, redundant skin and thin skin with contour deformities.

Target Audience

• Viewers seeking to benefit from the Q&A between the surgeon and the audience, enhancing the educational value of this video collection.
• Best for Plastic Surgeons, Facial Plastic Surgeons, Otolaryngologists, and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

Topics

• Case 1: Primary 25-year-old female patient: functional issues, “bottom heavy” nose, narrow radix and cartilaginous vault, asymmetric nasal bones.

• Case 2: Primary 26-year-old male patient: functional issues; previous trauma; “long and droopy” nose; excess width and length; asymmetric nasal bones; bulbous, hyperprojected, droopy tip.

• Case 3: Crooked, postseptoplasty 50-year-old male patient: trauma in youth; severe functional issue; previous septoplasty; “asymmetrical, wide, and crooked” nose; wide radix; wide, asymmetric bony vault; hump + middle vault saddling; asymmetric boxy tip; cephalic malposition; columellar and alar retraction.

• Case 4: Secondary 41-year-old female patient: previous trauma; two previous rhinoseptoplasties; “crooked, big, and flaccid” nose; bony and cartilaginous deviation; thick and redundant skin; asymmetric/convex lateral crura; supratip deformity.

• Case 5: Primary 31-year-old female patient: thin skin, contour deformities, wide radix, narrow middle vault, asymmetry of lower laterals, misshapen infratip, excess of nasal height and projection.

• Case 6: Secondary 29-year-old female patient: previous septoplasty and hump reduction; bottom heavy nose with big, undefined tip and contour irregularities; residual high radix; open roof deformity; wide and thick residual tip; middle vault saddling; functional issues.