SU1584944A1 - Method of surgical treatment of protruding floors of the auricles - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to medicine, namely to cosmetology. The purpose of the invention is to prevent circulatory disorders. In the shell, cartilage cuts are made through the natural boundaries of the auricle formations. A positive effect is evaluated by cosmetic results.

Description

t

(21) 4099105 / 28-14

(22) 05/19/86

(46) 08/15/90. Bul No. 30

(71) Donetsk Medical Institute. M. Gorky and City Clinical Hospital № 1, Donetsk

(72) O.V. Zhivaeva and I.L. Seredenko (53) 616.475 (088.8)

(56) Kruchinsky G.V. Plastic auricle. M .: Medicine, 1975, p. 148-161.

(54) METHOD FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF TRACTING ESSENTIAL SINKS (57) The invention relates to medicine, namely to cosmetology. The purpose of the invention is to prevent circulatory disorders. In the sink produced

cross-sections of cartilage along the natural boundaries of the formation of the auricle. A positive effect is evaluated by cosmetic results. 6 Il.

The invention relates to medicine, namely to cosmetology, and can be used to eliminate deformity with protruding auricles.

The aim of the invention is to prevent circulatory disorders.

FIG. 1 shows the contours of the reconstituted anti-wrap and its legs; in fig. 2 - S-shaped skin incision line on the inner surface of the auricle and an excised crescent-shaped skin area (shaded); in fig. 3 - points through which needle needles are inserted from the outer surface of the auricle to the inner surface; in fig. 4 - projection of the incision of the cartilage of the auricle on its outer surface (the solid line shows the through cuts of the cartilage, the dotted one shows the cuts of the cartilage to the outer surface of the auricle and the dotted one - the projection of the edge of the cartilage plate); in fig. 5 is a view of the incision lines of the cartilage of the auricle from the inner surface; in fig. 6 is a view of the cartilage after suturing from the inner surface.

The method is carried out as follows.

The auricle is pressed to the surface of the head to the desired position and the contours of the reconstituted anti-contraction are marked with paint (Fig. 1). The anesthetic solution infiltrates the entire inner surface of the auricle, the puncture of the Cr and the outer surface of it. An S-shaped incision is made on the inner surface of the EAR shell, retreating 1.5–2 cm from the curl edge, simultaneously excising a crescent-shaped skin area 0.3-0.5 cm wide in the middle and lower sections of the incision. Blunt-pointed scissors mobilize the skin of the inner surface of the auricle to the edge of the curl and to the ear furrow. A thorough hemostasis is performed by diamocoagulation. From the outer surface to the inner one, injection needle needles are inserted through the points shown in FIG. 3. Point 1 marks the top of the upper knife, I anti-wound, 2 - lateral

from €

(L

el oo

Јъ

C0

Јъ

4b

border of the widest part of the contraction, 3 — lateral border of the caudal section of the protivozavitka, 4 — bottom edge of the prodoptosa, 5 — medial border of the caudal department of the protivazavita, 6 — medial border of the widest part of the anti-winder, 7 — top of the lower leg of the anti-coil, 8 - top of the triangular mki. Then cuts are made (the cartilage of the auricle, as shown in ia of Fig. 5. The cuts through the cartilage of the auricle | (in Figs. 4 and 5 are indicated by a solid line) are made along the lines AD through points 1–4, DC through points 4 -7, as well as along the lines AB through points 1-8 and CB through points 7-8. Additionally, cuts are made cartilage to the outside of the auricle (fig. 4 and 5 are indicated by the dotted line) along lines HV , CG and DC. Fig. 4 shows a projection of the cartilage incisions on the external surface of the auricle and the projection of its lower edge, which is labeled The prisoner's edge in the cuts AD and CD of the cartilage area is mobilized to enable Continuous mattressing | "This suture is applied so that the cartilage sections of the ADC and CDC in the tail section of the anti-wrap and the DCG and DCG areas in the lower leg area adjoin The inner surface to each other, and in the middle part of the anti-wrap and in the area of the upper leg, it formed a groove. A view of the cartilage of the shell after being sutured with a continuous mattress suture from the inner surface is shown in FIG. 6

On the edges of the skin wound stitched.

To prevent the formation of hematomas in the lower wounds on

0

five

0

j

0

five

0

five

1 day a thin rubber graduate is left and, in addition, gauze rollers soaked in sterile petroleum jelly are placed in the region of the recess, triangular weave, scaphoid sulcus and on the inner surface of the auricle along the incision line. A tight aseptic band is placed over the rollers.

Thus, the proposed method makes it possible to prevent circulatory disorders due to conduction of figured through cuts of the auricle.

Claims (1)

Invention Formula A method of surgical treatment of protruding auricles, including making incisions of the cartilage of the auricle, followed by modeling an anti-wrinkle and stitching the cartilage sections, characterized in that, in order to prevent circulatory disturbances, cartilage cuts are made along the natural boundaries of the formations in the shell the auricle, with the inner incision starting from the top of the lower leg of the anti-waving on the border of the anti-waving to the junction with the external incision cartilage under the prothiolus, and the external incision on return from the top of the upper leg of the antihaler and lead to the lateral border and the body of the antihaler, in the absence of the lower leg of the antihaler do not form additional cuts to the foot bone simultaneously and sew the sections of the cartilage with the inner surface in the area of the antihaler and tail of the antihelix, as well as in the lower leg an anti-winder, and in the middle part of the anti-winder and its upper leg, the cartilage sections are stitched in the form of a groove. 1 Fi & 4 Editor Y. Sereda 5 Phage 6 Compiled by M, Pozn to Tehred M. Khodakich Proofreader M. Sharoshi Fi & W FIG. 2