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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PTOTIC»
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Diagnosis: Ptotic right kidney Discussion: The right renal pelvis is usually located
at the level of the L2 vertebra. A ptotic kidney is one that is positioned inferior to
most kidneys. The ureter and renal artery arise from their normal sites. In contrast
...
Stuart G. Silverman, Richard H. Cohan,
2007
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Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery
Ptotic or hypertrophic breasts Unilateral or Bilateral Breast Reduction or
Mastopexy No Ptotic or hypertrophic fW Ptotic or hypertrophic breasts with
asymmetry Ptotic or hypertrophic breasts without breasts Fat Grafting (Lipofilling)
in the treated ...
Cicero Urban, Mario Rietjens,
2013
3
Pediatric Oculoplastic Surgery
The amount of leva- tor function can be classified as poor if it is 4 mm or less, fair
if 5-7 mm, good if 8-12 mm, and excellent if 13 mm or more13 (Table 15.2). In
addition to obtaining the above measurements, the ptotic eyelid should be ...
4
Evaluation and Management of Blepharoptosis
Lifting the Ptotic Lid The simplest way to determine this is for the clinician to lift
the ptosed lid with the patient's gaze in primary position. If the contralateral (
higher/more normal) lid falls, then its apparent or relative retraction was due to
the ...
Adam J. Cohen, David A. Weinberg,
2010
Another mechanism of injury to the marginal mandibular nerve occurs in the
treatment of a ptotic submandibular gland. Because the nerve lies in the fascia
covering the gland, even indirect technique for suspension of the submandibular
gland ...
6
Smith and Nesi’s Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Upon frontalis muscle engagement, lifting the more ptotic lid can cause the other
lid to appear “normal” while it too may be ptotic. Similarly, by Hering's law,
overstimulation of a more ptotic lid can make the other lid appear in good position
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Evan H. Black, Frank A. Nesi, Christopher J. Calvano,
2012
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Diagnostic Atlas of Common Eyelid Diseases
The more ptotic lid still appears ptotic but the less ptotic lid may appear normal.
Correction of the apparently unilateral ptosis could uncover the ptosis in the
opposite lid requiring additional surgery. In some patients this can be uncovered
...
Jonathan J. Dutton, Gregg S. Gayre, Alan D. Proia,
2007
8
Clinical Pediatric Urology
The length of the ureter may be helpful. In renal ectopy ureteral length
corresponds to the location of the kidney (Fig- 19.10); in a ptotic kidney, the ureter
appears redundant. The ptotic kidney is mobile and usually can be manipulated
into its ...
A. Barry Belman, Lowell R. King, Stephen A. Kramer,
2001
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Imaging Atlas of the Normal Gallbladder and Its Variants
Various rates of growth may explain the common positional anomalies of the
gallbladder: intrahepatic, retrohepatic, left-sided, and ptotic (hanging) gallbladder
. The retrohepatic gallbladder is thought to result from an abnormal posterior ...
Jon W. Meilstrup, M.D.,
1994
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Surgical Facial Rejuvenation: A Roadmap to Safe and Reliable ...
3.26 Ptotic submandibular gland (A) before and (B) after facelift. It is important to
identify the presence of a visible, ptotic submandibular gland before performing
surgery. This must be brought to the patient's attention so he or she will expect to
...
William H. Truswell,
2011
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PTOTIC»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
ptotic nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
What you should know about cosmetic surgery
They enlarge at puberty, during pregnancy and with weight gain, but can become empty and more ptotic (droopy) after breast-feeding, with significant weight ... «Henley Standard, apr 15»
Dr. Silverstein Describes Oncoplastic Surgery
Normally, this is done with a reduction excision, as most breasts are a little larger or ptotic than what the patient desires. A surgeon can do an oncoplastic ... «OncLive, mar 14»
New Breast Implant Option May Benefit Post-Weight Loss Patients
Because breasts are mainly composed of fat, significant weight loss can cause them to flatten and droop, a cosmetic condition known as ptotic breasts. Implants ... «PR Web, ago 13»
Breast Reduction Allows More Women to Choose Nipple Sparing …
Women with a cup size of D – DD or larger and/or who have ptotic breasts, in which the nipple is facing downward or positioned lower than the inframammary ... «PR Newswire, apr 13»
Immediate Implant Replacement Provides New Option for …
... who had large breasts (D-cup or larger), and who had ptotic (sagging) breasts. The same characteristics were also associated with lower aesthetic scores. «PR Web, apr 11»
Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy Safe and Effective, Study Shows
Currently, there's a debate in the United States about whether women with large or ptotic breasts should undergo nipple-sparing mastectomy. Scott L. Spear, MD ... «General Surgery News, mar 11»
Browlift technique improvements make procedure suitable for variety …
"The brow might be ptotic and their eyelids sag as well," Dr. Cuzalina says. "A lot of it depends on what the patient wants, and we want to give them a natural ... «ModernMedicine, ago 10»