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“Congratulations!!! 👏 Turning the brain into "Lego bricks", #uni_lu researchers in cooperation with the University of Strasbourg have developed a NEW computational method to guide surgeons during brain surgery! 😲“
“Often times, executing complex surgical procedures requires meticulous planning pre-surgery.“
“A central problem in craniomaxillofacial (CMF) surgery is to restore the normal anatomy of the skeleton after defects, i.e., malformations, tumors and trauma to the face. There is ample evidence that careful preoperative planning can significantly improve the precision and predictability and reduce morbidity of the craniofacial reconstruction. In addition, time in the operating room can be reduced.“
Good communication between you and your plastic surgeon is essential when planning your surgery. In your initial consultation, you will be asked to explain in detail the reason why you want the procedure and how you aspire to look and feel afterward. It’s important to set aside any awkwardness you may feel, and speak candidly concerning the changes you’d like to see. You need to feel completely assured that you simply and your surgeon understand one another.