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Featuring International Trainees and Fellowship Forum (04/28/22)
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons hosted a webinar featuring Dr. Oyur, Dr. Brainerd Garcia, Dr. Filippo Andrea Giovanni Perosso, and Dr. Richard Kwasnicki. The focus was on various advanced techniques in plastic surgery.<br /><br />Dr. Brainerd Garcia discussed a modified approach for correcting prominent ears. He explained the technique's evolution and adaptation, emphasizing that it avoids sharp cartilage edges for more natural results. The procedure involves specific suturing techniques and results in minimal postoperative complications.<br /><br />Dr. Filippo Andrea Giovanni Perosso presented on microsurgical reconstruction in head and neck cancer. He highlighted the importance of customized flap selection to match the surgical defect and patient needs. The talk emphasized the versatility of chimeric flaps and their efficacy in complex facial reconstructions, aiming for optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes.<br /><br />Dr. Richard Kwasnicki introduced the use of wearable technology to monitor recovery after breast and abdominal surgeries. This technology collects data through accelerometry, which helps in understanding postoperative recovery patterns. Such data-driven insights can personalize patient care and help healthcare professionals in planning and intervening earlier if recovery deviates from expected trends.<br /><br />Each presentation underscored the role of advancing technology and personalized approaches in improving patient outcomes in plastic surgery. The webinar concluded with audience engagement and an invitation to join the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, highlighting its role in fostering a large, collaborative community of professionals.
Keywords
plastic surgery
prominent ears
cartilage island
microsurgical reconstruction
chimeric flaps
Latissimus Dorsi flap
wearable technology
patient recovery
personalized rehabilitation
American Society of Plastic Surgeons
prominent ears correction
postoperative recovery
customized flap selection
patient outcomes
advanced techniques
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