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A Dyeing Procedure for the Excision of Congenital Auricular Sinuses

TAMURA Ryosuke, MAKIGUCHI Takaya, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, SAKAKIBARA Syunsuke, TERASHI Hiroto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 26 ( 2 ) page： 81 - 84 2010.6

Trace Elementary Analysis of Fillers and Implants by X-ray Fluorescence

KAJITA Satoru, SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, SUGIMOTO Isao, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 30 ( 1 ) page： 1 - 5 2010.1

Facial-Hypoglossal Nerve Cross-Link Surgery for Involuntary Eye Closure with Tongue Movement as a Sequela of Hunt's Syndrome : A Case Report

HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, ISHIDA Yasuhisa

Vol. 29 page： 93 - 96 2010.1

Validity and utility of CAT classification system for oncological mandibular defects A multi-institutional study

Hashikawa Kazunobu, Sugiyama Daisuke, Yokoo Satoshi, Hyodo Ikuo, Motomura Hisashi, Kubo Tateki, Kurita Tomoyuki, Yoshimoto Seiichi, Takushima Akihiko, Yamashita Tetsuro, Sakuraba Minoru, Yagihara Kazuhiro, Nakagawa Masahiro, Yano Tomoyuki, Ishida Katsuhiro, Sakurai Hiroyuki, Terao Yasunobu, Tanaka Katsumi, Kimata Yoshihiro, Tahara Shinya

Toukeibu Gan Vol. 36 ( 3 ) page： 309 - 315 2010

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Society for Head and Neck Cancer

Background: We have previously proposed the CAT classification system, a simple and clear-cut system for classifying segmental mandibular defects after oncological surgery: “C” refers to the loss of the condylar head of the mandible, “A” the mandibular angle and “T” the mental tubercle. Here, we report a statistical and mathematical taxonomical study on the validity and utility of the classification system. Methods: Data were collected from 17 medical institutions in Japan on 259 patients who had undergone surgical ablation and simultaneous microsurgical oromandibular reconstruction (osteocutaneous free flap or soft tissue free flap with reconstruction-plate) attributed to head and neck cancer. The mandibular defects were classified according to the CAT system and the two commonly used systems HCL and Urken, and the validity and utility of the CAT system were tested as follows: 1) the tendency among the numbers of the three reference points of the CAT system (C, A and T) and the esthetic outcome of each patient were analyzed by Jonckheere's trend test, 2) each of the classified patterns of the three systems was analyzed by cluster analysis based on the esthetic results using Ward's method. Results: 1) There was a statistically significant trend among the numbers of the three reference points in the CAT system and the esthetic outcome, 2) each of the grouped clusters in the CAT system was clinically explicable and demonstrated a significant difference in the esthetic outcome; the two other systems did not yield such information. Conclusion: The CAT classification system is valid and useful for oncological segmental mandibular defects.

DOI： 10.5981/jjhnc.36.309

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Free Flap Transfer for Secondary Deformity of Post-traumatic Anophthalmic Orbit without Eyelid / orbital Bone Defect

Hashikawa Kazunobu, Sakurai Sayuri, Takasu Hiroyuki, Terashi Hiroto, Tahara Shinya

Japanese Journal of Surgical Wound Care Vol. 1 ( 3 ) page： 119 - 124 2010

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Society for Surgical Wound Care

In the treatment of secondary deformities of anophthalmic orbits after severe trauma, free flap transfer is adopted for patients with eyelid and / or orbital rim defects. For some, however, free flap transfer is a requisite although no such defects are present. Here, we retrospectively review cases for which free flap transfer was carried out for secondary deformities of post-traumatic anophthalmic orbits without eyelid / orbital bone defects. From 1999 to 2008, seven patients with secondary deformities of post-traumatic anophthalmic orbits without eyelid or orbital bone defects were treated at Kobe University Hospital. Of the seven, three were treated with free flap transfers: two with a free forearm flap because of the inability to wear an eye prosthesis subsequent to the sudden onset of severe contracture of the eye socket, and one with a denuded DIEP flap for upper eyelid depression attributed to severe lack of and contracture of subcutaneous tissue. Even when the eyelid and the orbital bone are not injured, progressive contraction of the eye socket and severe lack of subcutaneous tissue are indications for free flap transfer in the treatment of secondary deformities of post-traumatic anophthalmic orbits.

DOI： 10.11310/jsswc.1.119

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顔面神経麻痺後遺症に対する顔面-舌下神経クロスリンク手術と術後リハビリテーション Reviewed

橋川和信, 田原真也

日本マイクロ学会会誌 (In press(掲載確定)) 2010

Internal Jugular Vein Thrombosis After Microsurgical Reconstruction in the Head and Neck Region

YANAGISAWA Akira, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, YOKOO Satoshi, TERASHI Hiroto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 22 ( 3 ) page： 258 - 265 2009.9

Simple Reconstruction of Subtotal Maxillectomy Defects Using Free Flaps

NOMURA Tadashi, NONOMURA Hideaki, EJIRI Hirotaka, UOZUMI Masaki, HASHIMOTO Dai, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 25 ( 1 ) page： 60 - 67 2009.3

Surgical Procedures in Static Reconstruction for Facial Palsy Reviewed

HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, ICHINOSE Akihiro

Vol. 28 page： 114 - 119 2009.2

Neural Circuit Analysis with Neural Tracer on Rat Model of Cross-Link Nerve Grafting between Facial and Hypoglossal Nerve

SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, ISHIDA Yasuhisa, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu

Vol. 28 page： 48 - 50 2009.2

A case of low-grade myofibroblastic sarcoma of the maxilla

MURATA Maho, UMEDA Masahiro, NISHI Chikako, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, USAMI Yu, KOMORI Takahide

Japanese Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Vol. 55 ( 4 ) page： 184 - 188 2009

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japanese Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons

Low-grade myofibroblastic sarcoma is an uncommon neoplasm of atypical myofibroblasts with fibromatosis-like features. The lesion has only been characterized in the last two decades, and the concept of neoplastic myofibroblasts remains controversial. We encountered a patient with low-grade myofibroblastic sarcoma of the maxilla. A 70-year-old woman was referred to our hospital because of swelling of the anterior maxilla. She had undergone repeated surgical procedures of the lesion at other hospitals. The tumor invaded the hard palate, nasal cavity, bilateral maxillary sinus, and cheek skin. The biopsy specimen showed a low-grade myofibroblastic sarcoma, and she underwent wide resection of the lesion and reconstructive surgery using a free forearm flap. Histologic examination revealed diffuse, fascicular proliferation of spindle cells with focal cellular atypia. The tumor cells showed positive reactions for α-SMA and vimentin, which indicated differentiation to myofibroblasts, and the lesion was diagnosed as a low-grade myofibroblastic sarcoma. The patient is free from tumor 13 months after surgery.

DOI： 10.5794/jjoms.55.184

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Cross-sectional analysis of Quality-of-Life of patients undergoing reconstructive surgery for tongue cancer

Yoshimoto Seiichi, Kimata Yasuhiro, Kurita Tomoyuki, Hashikawa Kazunobu, Ishida Katsudai, Sakuraba Minoru, Sakurai Hiroyuki, Tanaka Katsumi, Yano Tomoyuki, Hyodo Ikuo

Toukeibu Gan Vol. 35 ( 4 ) page： 374 - 379 2009

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Society for Head and Neck Cancer

Organs with important functions for daily life are concentrated in the head and neck area, and maintaining post-treatment Quality-of-Life (QOL) is also important when treating cancers of the head and neck, in addition to improving survival rate. Free flap reconstruction techniques are expected to contribute to maintaining post-treatment QOL, but these techniques have not been adequately evaluated in Japan. We performed a cross-sectional analysis of QOL, using the Japanese version of the UWQOL (version 4) from the University of Washington in the United States, with 202 patients from 10 institutions who had undergone reconstructive surgery for tongue cancer. In addition to the survey form, we collected clinical information (age, sex, time since surgery, flap donor site, whether radiotherapy was administered, and other factors), and analyzed whether differences in postoperative QOL were seen depending on each of these factors and the hospital at which the surgery was performed. Although a relationship was found between QOL following reconstructive surgery for tongue cancer and the extent of resection, age and whether radiotherapy was administered, fairly good QOL was maintained overall.

DOI： 10.5981/jjhnc.35.374

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顔而-舌下神経クロスリンク型神経移植術-顔面神経麻痺に対するsurgical rehabilitationの新展開

橋川和信

医学のあゆみ 228 page： 928 - 929 2009

Brill Bit Breakage During Fixation of Facial Bone

KONISHI Kazuhito, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, OHMORI Makoto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 24 ( 4 ) page： 245 - 251 2008.12

A Case of Distal Venous Arterialization for Ischemic Hand

ISHIDA Yasuhisa, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, NAGATA Ikuko, TERASHI Hiroto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 21 ( 4 ) page： 438 - 442 2008.12

Novel classification system for oncological mandibular defect : CAT classification

HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, YOKOO Satoshi, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 34 ( 3 ) page： 412 - 418 2008.10

豊胸術後多発皮下硬結の治療経験

藤井美樹, 橋川和信, 杉本庸, 田原真也, 杉本孝郎

日形会誌 : 日本形成外科学会会誌 = Journal of Japan Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Vol. 28 ( 3 ) page： 147 - 151 2008.3

Anterograde Labeling for Hypoglossal Nerve Reviewed

SAKAKIBARA Shunsuke, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, ISHIDA Yasuhisa, NAGATA Ikuko, OMORI Makoto, TERASHI Hiroto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 21 ( 1 ) page： 28 - 32 2008.3

FACIAL-HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE "CROSS-LINK" WITH INTERPOSITIONAL GREAT AURICULAR NERVE JUMP GRAFT FOR INVOLUNTARY EYE CLOSURE AS A SEQUELA OF BELL'S PALSY

HASHIKAWA Kazunobu

Facial N Res Jpn Vol. 27 page： 192 - 195 2008.1

Simultaneous Application of Percutaneous Monitoring Angiography and Sclerotherapy for Venous Malformation

SAKURAI Atsushi, NOMURA Tadashi, NAGATA Ikuko, MAKIGUCHI Takaya, HASHIKAWA Kazunobu, TERASHI Hiroto, TAHARA Shinya

Vol. 15 ( 4 ) page： 91 - 94 2008.1

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