Tardy M E, Denneny J, Fritsch M H
Laryngoscope. 1985 May;95(5):523-33. doi: 10.1288/00005537-198505000-00003.
This paper deals with the long-term follow-up of cartilage autografts taken from various parts of the body to reconstruct areas of the nose, ear, trachea, eyelid, and other areas of the body which require augmentation, effacement, and long-term support. Our thesis will be that the cartilage autograft is the implant of choice in many of these areas, and that fate of autogenous cartilage is well known and should be given strong priority in facial grafting.
