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Comparison of commercial fibrin sealants in facelift surgery: a prospective study
- MedicineClinical, cosmetic and investigational dermatology
- 2013
The two fibrin sealants used were nearly identical with regard to patient safety and quality of the result, and it is noted that, while Tissucol has both hemostatic and “gluing” effects, Quixil is mainly effective in securing hemostasis.
Hematoma rates in drainless deep-plane face-lift surgery with and without the use of fibrin glue.
- MedicineArchives of facial plastic surgery
- 2008
The use of fibrin glue demonstrates a significant decrease in the rate of hematoma formation in drainless deep-plane rhytidectomy and may benefit male more than female patients.
Efficacy and safety of fibrin sealant for tissue adherence in facial rhytidectomy
- MedicineClinical, cosmetic and investigational dermatology
- 2012
Fibrin sealant is almost ideally suited to reduce the occurrence of fluid accumulation, hematomas, ecchymoses, and swelling, as well as to possibly eliminate the need for drains following rhytidectomy.
Role of Tisseel Fibrin Sealant on Postoperative Seroma and Hematoma Rates in Rhytidectomy Patients
- Medicine
- 2014
The use of fibrin sealant can complement good surgical hemostatic technique, but the material cannot be relied on to reduce postoperative rates of hematomas and seromas after rhytidectomy procedures.
Volumetric short scar rhytidectomy--indications, technique and outcomes.
- MedicineJournal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery : JPRAS
- 2008
Efficacy of Crosseal fibrin sealant (human) in rhytidectomy.
- MedicineArchives of facial plastic surgery
- 2009
The study demonstrated efficacy of Crosseal in reducing ecchymoses and swelling in all patients and demonstrated that there were no known long-term complications from either the use of CrosSEal or the rhytidectomy.
Fibrin adhesive derived from snake venom in periodontal surgery.
- MedicineJournal of periodontology
- 2007
It is suggested that the alternative fibrin adhesive tested may represent an alternative to sutures in periodontal surgery and randomized clinical trials should be performed to evaluate the clinical advantages and disadvantages of the material.
Evidence-Based Medicine: Face Lift
- MedicinePlastic and reconstructive surgery
- 2014
The effects of various pharmacologic interventions and surgical techniques on postoperative complications are reviewed and a meta-analysis of recent literature was performed to compare the rates of postoperative hematoma formation following various face lift techniques.
Hematomas in Aesthetic Surgery
- MedicineAesthetic surgery journal
- 2018
Understanding hematoma development and management enhances patient safety and will lead to overall increased patient satisfaction after aesthetic surgery.
Experience with Fibrin Glue in Rhytidectomy
- MedicinePlastic and reconstructive surgery
- 2007
The use of fibrin glue was associated with some benefits for rhytidectomy and the use of drains was eliminated, and the difference in expanding hematoma was clinically, but not statistically, significant.
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