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Lasers in medical science · May 2009
Histomorphological transformation of the auricular cartilage after carbon dioxide laser-assisted Mustardé otoplasty. An experimental study.
- Igor Janík, Ivo Stárek, Zdenek Hlozek, Jirí Hubácek, Radko Novotný, and Jana Dvorácková.
- ORL Clinic, Faculty Hospital, I.P. Pavlova 6, 775 20, Olomouc, Czech Republic.
- Lasers Med Sci. 2009 May 1; 24 (3): 433-7.
AbstractIn an experiment on ten rabbits, 8 W carbon dioxide (CO(2)) laser evaporation of the perichondrium, together with one-third to one-half of the thickness of the auricle cartilage, was performed. Subsequently, the auricle was bent in the middle of the vaporized area, the corresponding surfaces of which were then apposed and fixed to each other with mattress sutures. Three months later the auricle specimen was harvested for histopathological evaluation. This revealed that the partially laser-ablated cartilage had grown together in the form of a solid cartilaginous column. The regeneration process, originating from chondroblasts as well as from perichondrium cells, was strongly stimulated by the laser energy delivered.
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