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Fresh Frozen Cadaveric Cartilage: A Novel Option for Asian Rhinoplasty

Medicine and Health

Fresh Frozen Cadaveric Cartilage: A Novel Option for Asian Rhinoplasty

M. Wan, B. P. Weissman, et al.

Explore the innovative use of fresh frozen cadaveric cartilage in Asian rhinoplasty, presenting a safe and effective alternative amidst challenges with autologous grafts. This exciting research conducted by MDRou Wan, BAJoshua P Weissman, BSPeter J Ullrich, MDChitang Joshi, MDTokoya Williams, MDRobert D Galiano shows significant improvements in patient satisfaction with the nose.

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