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A patient with mild tip depression and an excessively long caudal septum can be treated with a simple excision of the caudal septum, with or without a hemi- or complete transfixion incision of the excess mucoperichondrial flap. The conceit involves a functional conflation of the telescope, of phallic thematic significance, as both astronomical and musical instrument, resulting in a conceptual fusion of "eyes" and "lips" as organic devices of transfixion and entrapment. The basic components of the Ilizarov fixator are smooth and beaded transfixion wires (1. |
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