W. Earle Matory

University of California, Irvine

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Robert L. Walton

Northwestern University

Gregory L. Borah

University of New Mexico

Richard E. Brown

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Federico Gonzalez

Hôpital d'instruction des Armées Percy

James L. Dolph

Albany Stratton VA Medical Center Albany

Judith J. Petry

Southwestern Vermont Health Care

Gary M. Fudem

University of Washington

R G Pretorius

Weatherford College

Vincent A. OʼDonnell

C. J. D'Orsi

Emory University

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University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

American Society of Plastic Surgeons

Weatherford College

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science

UMass Memorial Medical Center

Memorial Medical Center

University of California, Los Angeles

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Abdominal trauma at the Howard University Hospital.

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Claire Callender W. Earle Matory

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Acute Appendicitis in Children

Journal of The National Medical Association (1967)

Adeleke Adeyemo W. Earle Matory

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Reduction Mammaplasty Improves Symptoms of Macromastia

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (1993)

Federico Gonzalez Robert L. Walton Beverly Shafer W. Earle Matory Gregory L. Borah

The condition macromastia has not been defined and characterized precisely by the medical community. Whether the patient with hypertrophic breasts is a candidate for or can be helped by reduction mammaplasty is unclear to both the medical and the lay community. A prospective study of 39 women undergoing reduction mammaplasty surgery was initiated to answer these questions. Patients rated the severity of their somatic pain symptoms and discomfort before reduction mammaplasty and again after complete recovery. The severity of their symptoms and complaints was numerically graded and analyzed. These data were compared with similar data obtained from 40 "small-breasted" women of similar age. Headache, neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, and bra strap groove pain were present in 60 to 92 percent of patients, and 97 percent of patients had at least three of these pain symptoms preoperatively. All the patients had reduction of their pain symptomatology postoperative, and 25 percent of the study patients had total elimination of pain symptoms by reduction mammaplasty. The postoperative incidence and severity of pain symptoms and discomfort complaints were statistically equivalent to or less than the levels in the control group.

10.1097/00006534-199306000-00013

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Ethnic considerations in facial aesthetic surgery

Lippincott-Raven eBooks (1998)

W. Earle Matory Kim Hogatt

Part 1 General considerations: patient selection for aesthetic surgery in the non-Caucasian - practical guidelines psychological considerations addressing the needs of the hostile patient and preventing the unhappy patient medicolegal considerations anthropologic and psychologic considerations. Part 2 Definitions of beauty: parameters of Caucasian attractiveness the definition of beauty definitions of beauty in the ethnic patient. Part 3 Skin care for people of colour: editor's commentary skin care for patients of colour skin care in people of colour. Part 4 The ageing patient: ageing in people of colour. Part 5 Abnormal scarring: editor's commentary disorders of excessive scarring. Part 6 The African-American: editor's commentary ethnic considerations in the African-American rhinoplasty in the African-American. Part 7 The Asian: editor's commentary the Asian the Filipino and Polynesian. Part 8 The Hispanic: editor's commentary the Hispano-American . Part 9 The Mediterranean: editor's commentary the Mediterranean nose. Part 10 The Middle-Eastern: editor's commentary the Middle-Eastern nose the Middle-Eastern patient. Part 11 The Northern European: editor's commentary rhinoplasty in the Northern European.

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Trauma: Clinical Care and Pathophysiology

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (1988)

W. Earle Matory

Pathophysiology

10.1097/00006534-198809000-00042

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Non-Caucasian Rhinoplasty

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (1986)

W. Earle Matory Edward Falces

Rhinoplasty was performed in 134 non-Caucasians over a 16-year period. The indications and techniques for operative approaches pertinent to achieving facial balance and symmetry in the non-Caucasian are described. Alar flaring is best addressed with alar base resection. Alar base resection does not significantly narrow alar width. Reduction in interalar distance is best performed with interalar reduction. If alar flare and wide interalar distance coexist, one should always consider a secondary or tertiary procedure. Planning a secondary procedure avoids devitalizing tissues and multiple superimposed incisions and permits minor revisions. A simplified approach to removal of excessive tip fat is discussed. Methods of addressing complications peculiar to non-Caucasian rhinoplasties are described. In order to avoid racial incongruity, one must incorporate an alar narrowing procedure, i.e., interalar reduction or alar sill advancement. The results of this study reemphasize the importance of analyzing the nose with respect to the rest of the face in order to establish guidelines for these often difficult nasal reconstructions.

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Autogenous Vein Graft Repair of Digital Nerve Defects in the Finger

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (1989)

Robert L. Walton Richard E. Brown W. Earle Matory Gregory L. Borah Joseph L. Dolph

Walton, Robert L. M.D.; Brown, Richard E. M.D.; Matory, W. Earle Jr. M.D.; Borah, Gregory L. M.D., D.M.D.; Dolph, Joseph L. M.D.; Dellon, A. Lee M.D.

Digital nerve

Nerve repair

10.1097/00006534-198912000-00014

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