AI Article Synopsis
- - Otoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting prominent ears, also known as prominauris.
- - The article focuses on two popular cartilage-sparing techniques for otoplasty: the Mustardé and Furnas methods, detailing how they are performed.
- - It also covers important aspects like patient preparation, postoperative care, and potential complications related to these techniques.
Article Abstract
Otoplasty is commonly used to treat prominauris. Cartilage-sparing techniques for otoplasty are well popularized. The most common cartilage-sparing otoplasty techniques include the Mustardé and Furnas techniques. This article discusses the preparation, surgical steps, postoperative care, and associated complications for Mustardé and Furnas otoplasty in detail.
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