Cerci-Adson-Brown Tissue Forceps: A New Design for Better Crafting the Grafts in Rhinoplasty

Overview

This entry exists so the paper appears in the journal archive with its correct citation. The PubMed record contains no abstract text, only a single line stating that supplemental digital content accompanies the article, which usually indicates a video or figure supplement rather than a written summary.

Sections of note

• Journal: Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open, 2018.
• Author: Cerci Ozkan A.
• DOI: 10.1097/GOX.0000000000001936; open access, PMC4127302.
• The PubMed abstract field contains only the supplemental content notice.
• No study design, patient count, instrument specification, result, or follow-up is available from the record.

What it means for a patient

• Nothing can be concluded from this record alone.
• The title indicates the subject is a modified surgical forceps designed for shaping cartilage grafts during rhinoplasty.
• The article is open access, so the full text and its supplemental material can be read directly.

Why this paper matters

Instrument design articles in this journal are usually short technique notes built around images or video. Without an abstract the content cannot be assessed here. Anyone needing the detail should read the open access full text.

Terms

• Tissue forceps: A hand instrument for gripping and holding tissue during surgery.
• Graft crafting: Cutting and shaping cartilage into the piece required.
• Supplemental digital content: Video, figures, or data hosted alongside an article rather than in its printed text.
• Open access: Freely readable without a subscription.