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Breast Reduction With a Superomedial Pedicle and a Vertical Scar (Hall-Findlay's Technique): Experience With 210 Consecutive Patients by PAOLA SERRA, M, LONGHI, Paolo, SINHA, Manish

“…Vertical scar breast reduction has not achieved widespread acceptance and many still view it as a technique with certain limitations. We present the results of…”
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Incompletely excised basal cell carcinomas: Our guidelines by Longhi, P, Serra, M Paola, Robotti, E

“…A retrospective review of 982 patients treated for basal cell carcinoma (BCC) was conducted over a period of 8 years from 1996 to 2004. Of these patients, 16…”
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The use of silver nitrate in wound management by Moir, John, Serra, M Paola

“…The use of silver nitrate for chronic wounds such as leg ulcers, as well as burns and acute wounds has already been described in literature. However there is…”
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A New Flexible Curved Ruler to Shorten the Learning Curve Markings in the Hall-Findlay Mammaplasty by Serra, M. Paola, Longhi, Paola, Rao, G. Sam

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The supero-medial dermal-glandular pedicle mastoplasty with Wise pattern: an easy technique with a shorten learning curve. is it the gold standard for severe gigantomastia? by Serra, M Paola, Longhi, Paolo

“…The Authors present their experience using the supero-medial dermal-glandular pedicle technique with a "Wise pattern" for severe gigantomastia, which they…”
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The versatility of the inferior dermal flap in implant/expander-based immediate breast reconstruction and its application in augmentation–mastopexy by Salim, Faisal, Tahir, Adnan, Serra, M. Paola, Longhi, Paolo

“…The inferior dermal flap technique with the Wise pattern skin resection has been used in the authors practice, mainly in patients who required bilateral or…”
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A novel technique in securing the subcuticular suture—“Loop & Lock” technique by Rao, G. Sam, Serra, M. Paola, Longhi, Paolo

“…There are various ways to secure a buried subcuticular suture, but most techniques present problems with excess knot material buried within the wound, a steep…”
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