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See Latest ArticlesThe Treatment of Nasal Fractures: A Changing Paradigm
Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, 09/23/09
Ondik MP et al. – Patients who undergo open or closed treatment have similar outcomes if the surgical approach is well matched to the individual fracture. The treatment algorithm provided consistent aesthetic and functional results while minimizing the need for revision procedures.
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