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    humanitarian and author. I. Ben Carson innovational surgeries: A. The intra-uterine procedure in is used to relieve pressure on the brain. B. He was the first to perform this procedure on a hydrocephalic fetal twin C. Today it is known as the Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt or VP Shunt. II. Developed the Craniofacial Center A. At John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD B. He is the Co- Director of the craniofacial center. C. Ben Carson specializes in craniosynostsis

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    Treacher Collins disease is a rare, congenital, craniofacial condition affecting bones, jaws, skin, and muscles of the face. This disorder is caused by a mutation in the gene on chromosome 5. This chromosome affects facial development. This mutation can appear new or be passed on. A person with Treacher Collins has a 50/50 chance of passing it on to their offspring. This disorder comes along with many symptoms such as small or missing ears, no ear canals, missing brow and cheek bones, speech and

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    Orthognathic surgery refers to a surgical procedure used for correction of conditions affecting the structures of face and jaw, was introduced first by Hullihen in 1849, since then other numerous modifications were developed. In 1953 Hugo Obwegeser and Richard Trauner performed the first intraoral approach on edentulous woman for correction of the mandible. The evolution of orthodontic appliances, and advances of surgical techniques have helped the orthodontist and surgeon to correct craniofacial deformities

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    Mandibular Manufacture

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    dependent on the survey. The principal fracture areas are located in the condylar neck, the symphysis and the body or the angle of the mandible [1]. Miniplate osteosynthesis has become one of the important fixation method in maxillofacial and craniofacial surgery. Miniplate osteosynthesis is a standard method for the surgical treatment of mandibular fractures. Miniplates provide functionally stable fixation, unlike rigid fixation, which prevents micro motion of the bony fragments under function [2]

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    anesthesiologist asked. As my eyes shut, I replied, “Hmm, I would probab—”. Akin to the seasonal migration of birds, high school students use their Spring Break to tour prospective colleges. An appointment with the Johns Hopkins Department of Craniofacial Reconstructive Surgery stopped me from joining the flock. Instead, surgeons removed soft tissue from my right thigh and placed it underneath my left cheek to enhance facial symmetry. I was born with Goldenhar syndrome, a rare congenital defect characterized

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    this chapter discusses the definition of cosmetic surgery for the purpose of clarifying what the book is discussing later on. Transitioning to chapter 2, the author prepares

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    In today’s society, it is crucial for health communication to work together with entertainment media to ensure that the message is being reached to all viewers. In this paper I will examine a surgical procedure, craniofacial surgery associated with facial cleft and encephalocele. This will be depicted though a well-known medical show, Grey’s Anatomy. This series is considered to be the greatest show of our time, as they head into their 14th season. Grey’s Anatomy Season 9 aired in September of 2012

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    Introduction Anesthesia providers can expect to encounter patients with Down syndrome multiple times throughout their careers. It is the most common chromosomal disorder, occurring in approximately 1 in every 800 live births and patients with Down syndrome are living longer than at any other point in history.1,2 Skillful anesthetic management presents a unique challenge to the provider. There is no single way to provide anesthetic care to the patient with Down syndrome as the disorder affects multiple

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    Pediatric Plastic Surgery: Cleft Lips Mary Elizabeth Barnes English IV 25 September 2015 I plan on becoming a pediatric plastic surgeon after attending Southern Methodist University, and medical school at UNiveristy of Texas at Austin. Cleft Lips are a huge problem among newborns no matter where a doctor is in the world. They form in the wound and do not grow back together naturally so the only way to fix it is surgery. Pediatric plastic surgeons can specialize in cleft lip corrections helping

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    Heading: Common Medical Conditions That A Rhinoplasty Can Improve Page-Title: Meta-Description: It’s a fact that many people spend a fortune for plastic surgery. For them, spending money for even a nose job is an investment for themselves. By making themselves look beautifully, they acquire a fresh start that can help improve the many aspects in their lives, such their careers and relationships. Getting a rhinoplasty, though, offers more than that. It’s true that this cosmetic procedure is designed

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