Post-traumatic Reconstruction
Post-Traumatic Reconstruction is a specialized domain of reconstructive surgery that involves the restoration of form and function to tissues and structures damaged by traumatic injury, distinguished from other reconstructive modalities by its focus on the sequelae of acute physical trauma rather than congenital defects, malignancy, or elective cosmetic alteration.
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James L. Sheehy, Robert G. Anderson · Annals of Otology Rhinology & Laryngology · 1980 · 218 citations
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, United States
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Johns Hopkins Medicine
Baltimore, United States
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University of Illinois Chicago
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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Oslo University Hospital
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
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University of Louisville
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