Revised Nasal Dermoplasty for HHT Patients

@article{Ichimura2010RevisedND,
  title={Revised Nasal Dermoplasty for HHT Patients},
  author={Kei-ichi Ichimura and Hisashi Kikuchi and Shoichiro Imayoshi and Tomohiko Yamauchi},
  journal={Japanese Journal of Rhinology},
  year={2010},
  volume={49},
  pages={40-44}
}
improved postopera-tive intranasal findings. In the presence of septal perforation, the perforation should be repaired before or at least during skin grafting. 
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[Clinical 22-case study of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia subjects undergoing nasal dermoplasty].

This work reports the experience in 22 cases of HHT undergoing ND seen from January 2000 to November 2009, and modified ND, where bleeding could not be controlled in 3 of 14 cases and subjects undergoing the new technique have enjoyed improved quality of life.

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