6 measurement studies
Dr. Chang Min Kang: first author on 5 papers, coauthor on 1 · Indexed in PubMed
- Content
- These studies measured pain scores over four intervals (44 patients), nasal bone reduction outcomes using CT (313 cases), the correlation between surgical results and patient satisfaction, grafted tissue volume over time, and muscle and fat volumes separately (16 cases).
- Significance
- Foreign body removal begins by measuring the tissue layer and extent with ultrasound and CT. Research methods that convert impressions into measurable values underpin this diagnostic approach.
- Limitations
- The studies concern nasal bones, breasts, and buttocks; they do not directly evaluate outcomes of facial foreign body removal.