Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 512. Fig. 513. Fig. 512.—Denonvilliers operation for the reconstruction of the ala (Duvernoy).—I and 2. The flaps of skin ABC, with pedicle on the nose near the midline, or on the cheek,are raised, and shifted downward to cover the ala defect. Fig. 513.—-Tillauxs operation for the reconstruction of the ala (Duvernoy).—i and operation differs from that of Denonvilliers only in that the pedicle of the flap ABCis on the cheek. Sedillots Operation.^A quadrilateral flap is marked out with itsbase at the point where the cheek should meet the
Plastic surgery; its principles and practice . Fig. 512. Fig. 513. Fig. 512.—Denonvilliers operation for the reconstruction of the ala (Duvernoy).—I and 2. The flaps of skin ABC, with pedicle on the nose near the midline, or on the cheek,are raised, and shifted downward to cover the ala defect. Fig. 513.—-Tillauxs operation for the reconstruction of the ala (Duvernoy).—i and operation differs from that of Denonvilliers only in that the pedicle of the flap ABCis on the cheek. Sedillots Operation.^A quadrilateral flap is marked out with itsbase at the point where the cheek should meet the absent ala, outsideof and below it. The upper incision should enter the nostril; the endof the lower incision should be far enough away not to interfere with the
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