Adel Y. Fattah

Turbocharging the gracilis free functional muscle transfer: Neurotisation to maximise axon to muscle fibre ratio

Jessica M. Lynch, Adel Y. Fattah

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Case 46

Sam Meadows, Adel Y. Fattah

Abstract Part of the Oxford Case Histories series, this book engages the reader in higher-level thinking through 50 real-life case-based problems in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery. Each case starts with a short vignette, followed by questions on the differential diagnosis …

Multidisciplinary Care for Moebius Syndrome and Related Disorders: Building a Management Protocol

Amar Odedra, Wendy Blumenow, Jennifer Dainty, Soumit Dasgupta et autres

Moebius syndrome is a collection of orofacial anomalies with highly variable features affecting many different systems but characterised by bilateral facial palsy and absent eye abduction. We largely regard Moebius syndrome as a diagnosis of exclusion. Lack of awareness and knowledge means …

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Naevi

Martin Van Carlen, Rong Khaw, Adel Y. Fattah

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Burns and bites

Agata Plonczak, Adel Y. Fattah

An estimated 180,000 deaths every year are caused by burns. Children remain one of the most vulnerable groups with the highest mortality. Children are not simply small adults, and there are differences in the management both in the resuscitation as well as …

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Towards an understanding of the aetiology, genomic landscape and management of Moebius syndrome

Ekaterina Lyulcheva, Wendy Blumenow, Adelene O’Connor, Maria D. Kelly et autres

Moebius Syndrome (MBS) is a rare neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by facial paralysis and ocular motility defects. Its origins trace back to the 19th century, with its clinical delineation attributed to German neurologist Paul Möbius. The syndrome presents with a spectrum of variable …

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Extra- and intramuscular innervation of the masseter: Implications for facial reanimation

D. Bikey, Anne Maria Reet Agur, Adel Y. Fattah

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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Sami Ramadan, Adel Y. Fattah

The Second World War provided a major leap forward in reconstructive techniques, and modern plastic surgery can be directly traced to this period. Modern plastic surgery uses knowledge of wound healing and blood supply to reconstruct tissue defects and as such, plastic …

Parametric Multi-Scale Modeling of the Zygomaticus Major and Minor: Implications for Facial Reanimation

Munawar Peer, John V. Q. Tran, Zhi Li, Adel Y. Fattah et autres

ABSTRACT: Facial paralysis can severely impact functionality and mental health. Facial reanimation surgery can improve facial symmetry and movement. Zygomaticus minor (Zmin) and zygomaticus major (Zmaj) are 2 important perioral muscles, that function to elevate the upper lip, contributing to the formation …

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Assessment and Grading of Synkinesisand Facial Palsy

Helen Hartley, Wendy Blumenow, Rebecca A. Williams, Adel Y. Fattah

Contributors

Babak Azizzadeh, Carien H. G. Beurskens, Wendy Blumenow, Kofi D. Owusu Boahene et autres

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Will the real Moebius syndrome please stand up? A systematic review of the literature and statistical cluster analysis of clinical features

Chris Bell, Sarah J Nevitt, Victoria H. McKay, Adel Y. Fattah

Moebius syndrome is a highly variable syndrome with abducens and facial nerve palsy as core features. Strict diagnostic criteria do not exist and the inconsistency of the associated features makes determination difficult. To determine what features are associated with Moebius syndrome we …

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