Rekonstruktionskirurgi
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Rekonstruktionskirurgi på et tre måneder gammel patient med læbe-ganespalte
Rekonstruktionskirurgi er plastikkirurgi, der udføres på abnormiteter, som skyldes en medfødt defekt, udviklingsfejl, traume, infektion, tumor eller sygdom.
Som udgangspunkt udføres rekonstruktionskirurgi for at forbedre en funktion, men også for at skabe et tilnærmelsesvis normalt udseende. De fleste indgreb i denne kategori bliver i Danmark betalt af den offentlige sygesikring.
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CORINTO, Nicaragua (July 4, 2009) Operation Smile staff member is Dr. Hal Rosenfeild begins reconstructive surgery for a cleft lip on a three-month-old infant aboard the Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) during a medical service project. Operation Smile is a worldwide children's medical charity working with U.S. military personnel, other non-governmental organizations, foreign nationals, and host nation personnel aboard Comfort during Continuing Promise 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Nashaunda Tilghman/Released)
CORINTO, Nicaragua (July 4, 2009) Operation Smile staff member is Dr. Hal Rosenfeild begins reconstructive surgery for a cleft lip on a three-month-old infant aboard the Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) during a medical service project. Operation Smile is a worldwide children's medical charity working with U.S. military personnel, other non-governmental organizations, foreign nationals, and host nation personnel aboard Comfort during Continuing Promise 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Nashaunda Tilghman/Released)