Function or cosmesis--what is the predominant concern in patients with nasal trauma presenting for rhinoplasty?

Carl M. Philpott; Allan Clark; David C. McKiernan

Function or cosmesis--what is the predominant concern in patients with nasal trauma presenting for rhinoplasty?

Carl M. Philpott
, Allan Clark
, David C. McKiernan

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Abstract

To assess whether or not patients receiving rhinoplasties following nasal trauma sought intervention for a functional or cosmetic reason and look at underlying psychosocial influences.

Original language	English
Article number	e11
Journal	ePlasty
Volume	9
Publication status	Published - 2009

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