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costilla
injerto
cartílago auricular
cartílagos nasales
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La rinoplastia revisional es un reto para el cirujano de nariz. En la mayoría de los casos no se cuenta con cartílago del tabique, porque se ha resecado para utilizarlo como injerto en intervenciones previas. Los injertos de costilla y olécranon ofrecen las propiedades de soporte necesarias para las septorrinoplastias revisionales. El artículo presenta la técnica quirúrgica detallada en dos hombres con múltiples intervenciones previas. En uno de los casos se utilizó injerto de costilla obtenido en el mismo tiempo quirúrgico; en el otro caso, injerto de olécranon obtenido en una intervención previa y fue necesario complementar con cartílago de concha auricular.
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