RESUMO Introdução: Atualmente, existe uma carência de exposição à cirurgia plástica durante a gra... more RESUMO Introdução: Atualmente, existe uma carência de exposição à cirurgia plástica durante a graduação. A maioria dos currículos univer-sitários não possui uma forma específica de ensino em cirurgia plástica. Para reverter essa situação, algumas universidades fomentam o contato precoce com a cirurgia plástica através de cursos extracurriculares. Método: Foi desenvolvido um Curso Básico de Mi-crocirurgia para acadêmicos de Medicina com uma aula teórica e uma prática, anualmente e ao longo de 3 anos; na última edição, foi aplicado um questionário sobre o interesse na área e a importância no ensino durante a graduação. Resultados: Dentre os alunos, 65% apresentaram grande interesse pela microcirurgia, 95% relataram um aumento de interesse. Todos os alunos concordaram que os acadêmicos de Medicina devem ser mais envolvidos e treinados na área microcirúrgica durante a graduação. Conclusões: O de-senvolvimento de um curso de treinamento básico de microcirurgia para acadêmicos de Medicina é benéfico para o aprendizado dos alunos, para obtenção de informações acerca da disciplina e para o aprimoramento de habilidades. ABSTRACT Introduction: Currently there is a lack of exposure to plastic surgery during medical graduation. Most college curricula do not have a specific form of education in plastic surgery. To reverse this situation, some universities encourage early contact with plastic surgery through extracurricular courses. Methods: We developed a basic course of microsurgery for medical students with a lecture and a practical class, annually and over 3 years; in the last edition, a questionnaire on the interest in the area and the importance in education during graduation was applied. Results: Among the students, 65% showed great interest in microsurgery, and 95% reported an increase of interest. All students agreed that medical students should be more involved and trained in the microsurgical area during graduation. Conclusions: The development of a basic training course of microsurgery for medical students is beneficial for student learning, obtaining information about the discipline, and improving skills.
Page 1. AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA ... ÁREA DE CONCENTRAÇÃ... more Page 1. AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA ... ÁREA DE CONCENTRAÇÃO EM CIRURGIA AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA CIRURGIA DOS ...
The main problem in conventional operations for baldness has certainly been the resultant scar. T... more The main problem in conventional operations for baldness has certainly been the resultant scar. The scar stigmatizes the patient's forehead and frequently gives an unaesthetic and unnatural appearance. Any observer would say the patient is wearing a "hairpiece" or some other artificial element. To minimize this problem, we introduced and improved a new procedure for the treatment of pattern baldness by using microsurgical hair grafts taken from the occipital region. These are inserted, one by one, into the bald area through a small microsurgical knife and with the help of a jeweler's forceps. This technique is based on works of Marrit and Nordström, who made use of these micrografts for the first time to hide the anterior line of the forehead after surgery.
The author treats hairline deformities after face lift procedures with implantation of follicular... more The author treats hairline deformities after face lift procedures with implantation of follicular units harvested from the occipital area and implanted in common hair loss areas such as the forehead, temporal, and sideburn areas. For a natural appearance, he recommends creating an irregular and asymmetric new hairline.
Abdominoplasty is a very common procedure, especially for patients with abdominal laxness, striae... more Abdominoplasty is a very common procedure, especially for patients with abdominal laxness, striaes, and muscle rectus diastases. With the advent of liposuction 28 years ago, we can improve body contouring by treating lipodystrophies in the epigastric, flank, trochanteric, and buttocks areas. The procedure combining abdominoplasty and liposuction is called lipoabdominoplasty. Many new techniques have been proposed since these procedures were introduced; we now revisit the superior pull-down abdominal flap technique with several new modifications and improvements.
About one in ten patients experiences iatrogenic events, and more than half of these occur in the... more About one in ten patients experiences iatrogenic events, and more than half of these occur in the perioperative environment. The objective of this study was to develop a complete and functional checklist for aesthetic plastic surgery and test it in patients who would undergo elective plastic surgeries. Patient data were collected from a general hospital and the particular clinic between October 2013 and October 2015, through history, physical examination, diagnosis, laboratory tests, pre-, during, and postoperatively, and complications. An expanded safety checklist was developed and optimized for aesthetic plastic surgery based on the model presented by the WHO in 2009 with reference to the information related to the prevention of more frequent complications in this specialty. The tool was applied to 486 patients, of whom 430 (88 %) were women and 56 (12 %) were men. The most frequently performed procedure was liposuction with 30 % of cases, and the most widely used type of anesthesia (39 %) was local anesthesia + sedation. The greater adherence of professionals to the checklist was the group of residents (98 %). The observed complications were seromas (7 %), other complications unrelated to the wound (3 %), and hematoma (0.2 %) in only one patient who underwent facelift. The use of the checklist in addition to allowing data collection and the identification of potential risks promoted favorable changes in the attitudes of some professionals and generated interest in patient safety and teamwork. This journal requires that the authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
Follicular Units are commonly used in baldness surgery, and they have become a global procedure f... more Follicular Units are commonly used in baldness surgery, and they have become a global procedure for both male and female patients. The yield from micrografts varies between 70 to 85%, and this yield is determined by factors such as the quality of the harvested donor area,
Revista Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica (Impresso), 2011
Rev. Bras. Cir. Plást. 2011; 26(3): 394-401 394 Martins PDE et al. Adipose tissue mature stem cel... more Rev. Bras. Cir. Plást. 2011; 26(3): 394-401 394 Martins PDE et al. Adipose tissue mature stem cells in skin healing: a controlled randomized study Uso de células-tronco adultas de tecido adiposo na cicatrização da pele: estudo controlado, randomizado Study conducted at the Plastic
Mutation Research/Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 1991
... MUT 02547 Biological and chemical monitoring of occupational exposure to ethylene oxide AD Ta... more ... MUT 02547 Biological and chemical monitoring of occupational exposure to ethylene oxide AD Tates 1, T. Grummt 2, M. T6rnqvist 3, PB Farmer 4, FJ van ... They were significantly enhanced in El and Eli and corresponded to a 40-h time-weighted average of 0.025 ppm in El and 5 ...
RESUMO Introdução: Atualmente, existe uma carência de exposição à cirurgia plástica durante a gra... more RESUMO Introdução: Atualmente, existe uma carência de exposição à cirurgia plástica durante a graduação. A maioria dos currículos univer-sitários não possui uma forma específica de ensino em cirurgia plástica. Para reverter essa situação, algumas universidades fomentam o contato precoce com a cirurgia plástica através de cursos extracurriculares. Método: Foi desenvolvido um Curso Básico de Mi-crocirurgia para acadêmicos de Medicina com uma aula teórica e uma prática, anualmente e ao longo de 3 anos; na última edição, foi aplicado um questionário sobre o interesse na área e a importância no ensino durante a graduação. Resultados: Dentre os alunos, 65% apresentaram grande interesse pela microcirurgia, 95% relataram um aumento de interesse. Todos os alunos concordaram que os acadêmicos de Medicina devem ser mais envolvidos e treinados na área microcirúrgica durante a graduação. Conclusões: O de-senvolvimento de um curso de treinamento básico de microcirurgia para acadêmicos de Medicina é benéfico para o aprendizado dos alunos, para obtenção de informações acerca da disciplina e para o aprimoramento de habilidades. ABSTRACT Introduction: Currently there is a lack of exposure to plastic surgery during medical graduation. Most college curricula do not have a specific form of education in plastic surgery. To reverse this situation, some universities encourage early contact with plastic surgery through extracurricular courses. Methods: We developed a basic course of microsurgery for medical students with a lecture and a practical class, annually and over 3 years; in the last edition, a questionnaire on the interest in the area and the importance in education during graduation was applied. Results: Among the students, 65% showed great interest in microsurgery, and 95% reported an increase of interest. All students agreed that medical students should be more involved and trained in the microsurgical area during graduation. Conclusions: The development of a basic training course of microsurgery for medical students is beneficial for student learning, obtaining information about the discipline, and improving skills.
Page 1. AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA ... ÁREA DE CONCENTRAÇÃ... more Page 1. AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA ... ÁREA DE CONCENTRAÇÃO EM CIRURGIA AÇÃO DO PLASMA RICO EM PLAQUETAS E SEUS FATORES DE CRESCIMENTO NA CIRURGIA DOS ...
The main problem in conventional operations for baldness has certainly been the resultant scar. T... more The main problem in conventional operations for baldness has certainly been the resultant scar. The scar stigmatizes the patient's forehead and frequently gives an unaesthetic and unnatural appearance. Any observer would say the patient is wearing a "hairpiece" or some other artificial element. To minimize this problem, we introduced and improved a new procedure for the treatment of pattern baldness by using microsurgical hair grafts taken from the occipital region. These are inserted, one by one, into the bald area through a small microsurgical knife and with the help of a jeweler's forceps. This technique is based on works of Marrit and Nordström, who made use of these micrografts for the first time to hide the anterior line of the forehead after surgery.
The author treats hairline deformities after face lift procedures with implantation of follicular... more The author treats hairline deformities after face lift procedures with implantation of follicular units harvested from the occipital area and implanted in common hair loss areas such as the forehead, temporal, and sideburn areas. For a natural appearance, he recommends creating an irregular and asymmetric new hairline.
Abdominoplasty is a very common procedure, especially for patients with abdominal laxness, striae... more Abdominoplasty is a very common procedure, especially for patients with abdominal laxness, striaes, and muscle rectus diastases. With the advent of liposuction 28 years ago, we can improve body contouring by treating lipodystrophies in the epigastric, flank, trochanteric, and buttocks areas. The procedure combining abdominoplasty and liposuction is called lipoabdominoplasty. Many new techniques have been proposed since these procedures were introduced; we now revisit the superior pull-down abdominal flap technique with several new modifications and improvements.
About one in ten patients experiences iatrogenic events, and more than half of these occur in the... more About one in ten patients experiences iatrogenic events, and more than half of these occur in the perioperative environment. The objective of this study was to develop a complete and functional checklist for aesthetic plastic surgery and test it in patients who would undergo elective plastic surgeries. Patient data were collected from a general hospital and the particular clinic between October 2013 and October 2015, through history, physical examination, diagnosis, laboratory tests, pre-, during, and postoperatively, and complications. An expanded safety checklist was developed and optimized for aesthetic plastic surgery based on the model presented by the WHO in 2009 with reference to the information related to the prevention of more frequent complications in this specialty. The tool was applied to 486 patients, of whom 430 (88 %) were women and 56 (12 %) were men. The most frequently performed procedure was liposuction with 30 % of cases, and the most widely used type of anesthesia (39 %) was local anesthesia + sedation. The greater adherence of professionals to the checklist was the group of residents (98 %). The observed complications were seromas (7 %), other complications unrelated to the wound (3 %), and hematoma (0.2 %) in only one patient who underwent facelift. The use of the checklist in addition to allowing data collection and the identification of potential risks promoted favorable changes in the attitudes of some professionals and generated interest in patient safety and teamwork. This journal requires that the authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .
Follicular Units are commonly used in baldness surgery, and they have become a global procedure f... more Follicular Units are commonly used in baldness surgery, and they have become a global procedure for both male and female patients. The yield from micrografts varies between 70 to 85%, and this yield is determined by factors such as the quality of the harvested donor area,
Revista Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica (Impresso), 2011
Rev. Bras. Cir. Plást. 2011; 26(3): 394-401 394 Martins PDE et al. Adipose tissue mature stem cel... more Rev. Bras. Cir. Plást. 2011; 26(3): 394-401 394 Martins PDE et al. Adipose tissue mature stem cells in skin healing: a controlled randomized study Uso de células-tronco adultas de tecido adiposo na cicatrização da pele: estudo controlado, randomizado Study conducted at the Plastic
Mutation Research/Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 1991
... MUT 02547 Biological and chemical monitoring of occupational exposure to ethylene oxide AD Ta... more ... MUT 02547 Biological and chemical monitoring of occupational exposure to ethylene oxide AD Tates 1, T. Grummt 2, M. T6rnqvist 3, PB Farmer 4, FJ van ... They were significantly enhanced in El and Eli and corresponded to a 40-h time-weighted average of 0.025 ppm in El and 5 ...
Uploads
Papers by Carlos Uebel