LA HABANA, 4 de junio de 2015 – II Jornada Nacional de Cirugía Plástica
El profesor ecuatoriano, Dr. Rómulo Guerrero presentó, en la segunda edición de la Jornada Nacional de Cirugía Plástica celebrada en La Habana los días 3 al 5 de junio del 2015, la intervención Opciones para la proyección de la punta nasal, en la que se refirió a las distintas opciones de técnicas quirúrgicas a emplear según las variantes anatómicas del paciente. Añadió además, que aunque los defectos sean corregidos, no siempre satisfacen las expectativas del paciente, del que hay que tener en cuenta factores como la edad, las características de la piel, los distintos fenotipos, entre otros. Durante el debate generado, profesores como, el Dr. Reinaldo Kube y el Dr. Julio Kirshbaum, comentaron sobre sus experiencias en este tipo de intervenciones quirúrgicas.
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Anastomotic microvascular device has gained popularity in reconstructive microsurgery over the last two decades. A systematic literature search has been carried out in the use of the venous coupler device in microsurgery to assess its impact on patency rate in microsurgery.
Fat injection empirically started 100 year ago to correct contour deformities mainly on the face and breast. The German surgeon Eugene Hollaender (1867-1932) proposed a cocktail of human and ram fat, to avoid reabsorption. Nowadays, fat injection has evolved, and it ranks among the most popular procedures, for it provides the physician with a range of aesthetic and reconstructive clinical applications with regenerative effects on the surrounding tissues. New research from all over the world has demonstrated the role of adipose-derived stem cells, present in the adipose tissue, in the repair of damaged or missing tissues.
Abu Al-Qasim Khalaf ibn Abbas Al-Zahrawi (936–1013 CE, known to Europe as Albucasis) practised medicine and surgery in Córdova, the capital of Andalusia. He was a great mediaeval surgeon who influenced European surgery until the Renaissance. His magnum opus was an encyclopaedia of 30 treatises entitled Al-Tasreef. It encompassed the entire medical and surgical fields then known and it has been considered the first illustrated scientific text in history. Albucasis’ made significant contributions to plastic surgery. He stated that incisions be marked with ink preoperatively and advocated important principles of surgery: primary closure and debridement and closure and promoted the use of antiseptics in wounds.
In 1945, with the fighting in Europe over, a curious story appeared in the pages of British newspapers. It concerned the war record of James Hutchison, an army colonel standing for Parliament in that July’s general election. A year earlier, so Hutchison had revealed to the press, he had parachuted into Nazi-occupied France to work with the French Resistance. What had really caught journalists’ attention, however, was his claim to have disguised his wartime identity by undergoing surgery to his face.
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