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--- resident:pimp_questions [2021/04/05 15:11] – [Dr. French] vincent
+++ resident:pimp_questions [2022/12/14 10:09] (current) – [Dr. Kaoutzanis] jerry
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 | What is the incidence of Tissue Expander infections? | 7-10% |
 | What is the blood supply to the pectoralis major muscle? | Type V Mathes and Nahai flap. Dominant supply pectoral branch of thoracoacromial trunk. Segmental supply of IMA perforators. |
-| What is pitanguys line? | FIXME |
+| What is Pitanguy's line? | {{ https://www.theplasticsfella.com/content/images/2021/03/Facial-Nerve-Branching-Patterns-1.png?200 }} |
-| What is pitanguys point? | FIXME |
+| What is Pitanguy's point? | FIXME |
 | Why is this patient going to bleed? | Patients with uremia have platelet dysfunction. |
 | Why smooth expanders? | Because smooth implants have been associated with ALCL and the only link is previous textured tissue expanders? |
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 | Lumbrical innervation? | Radial two from median off common digital nerve. Ulnar two off ulnar common digital nerve. |
 | How does the median nerve arborize in the hand? | Variable but usually splits into into radial and ulnar components before forming the common digital nerves. |
-| What is a Stenner lesion? |  |
+| What is a Stenner lesion? | FIXME |
 | What does FPL lay in hand? | Between adductor and abductor policis brevis. |
 | What is order of intrinsic muscles in hand from volar to dorsal for thenar and hypothenar eminence? | AFO |
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 ^ Question ^ Pearl ^
 | For thigh lifts or mass excisions, how do you prevent labial spreading? | Suture advanced dermis to Colle’s fascia. |
+| For mandibular contouring, what structure on buccal mucosa near the first molar must avoid |Stenson/parotid duct |
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 | Approaching the end of cleft lip surgery, the patient begins to bleed while final sutures are placed. Why? | The cleft palate is a highly vascular region, and blood pressure rises as anesthesia becomes less deep. |
 | At what age does the sphenoid sinus complete pneumatization? | 7-8 years; MRI after this age will show complete pneumatization. |
+| How to differentiate deformational plagiocephaly from mechanical forces vs craniostosis? | - Parallelogram vs Trapezoidal vertex shape\\ - Position of ears relative to flattening\\ {{ https://obgynkey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/B9780323079327000235_f022-005ab-9780323079327.jpg }} |
+| On which side is cleft lip/palate more common? | Left. It is thought that the right side fuses first in development. |
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+==== Dr. Khechoyan ====
+^ Question ^ Pearl ^
+| What are the layers of the scalp? | **S** Skin\\ **C** Connective Tissue\\ **A** Aponeurosis of Galea \\ **L** Loose Areolar Tissue\\ **P** Periosteum/Pericranium |
+| When reflecting the scalp for calvarial procedures, what layer is separated? | Separate at layer of loose areolar tissue, reflect the scalp, then elevate the pericranium. |