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Objective: To compare graft outcomes and postoperative complications between the
extended perichondrium-cartilage butterfly inlay (PCBI) technique and the perichondrium …

Objectives The aim of this prospective, randomized‐controlled study is to analyze the
outcomes of a new graft technique in tympanoplasty and compare its outcomes with …

Cartilage perichondrium composite grafts (CPCG) have been used in tympanoplasty for
many years. Reperforations can be seen because of various problems. The aim of our study …

Background The slicing method that is used for thinning the cartilage graft may cause
forming complications in tympanoplasty. Besides, double-layered grafting techniques may …

Aim and Objectives: The aim and objective of the study are to compare results in terms of
graft uptake and hearing improvement in cases undergoing tympanoplasty with the use of …

Introduction: Cubism graft technique offers controlled thinning of the cartilage and prevents
over curling. This article compares tragal perichondrium with the new cubism graft in …

Purpose In this study, we proposed a “sliced-partial thickness cartilage graft” for nasal
contour restoration purposes and compared the long-term graft survival and histological …

Background: Tympanoplasty is a common procedure for repairing tympanic membrane
perforation. Over the past years, several methods of grafting have been tried with satisfactory …

Ossicular discontinuity is one of the most common causes of conductive hearing loss.
Ossicular chain reconstruction improves conductive hearing loss. With no additional cost …