Advancing Rhinoplasty: New 3D Imaging for nose visualization

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CT has been used in ENT since the 1970s, with spiral CT emerging in the 1990s. While it provides clear visualization of bones and soft tissues, it cannot accurately display cartilage, limiting its effectiveness in rhinoplasty.

By the 1990s, 3D CT simulations improved imaging, and by 2004, software enabled volumetric visualization, widely adopted in maxillofacial surgery and dentistry. However, cartilage remained difficult to visualize, restricting the accuracy of 3D CT for rhinoplasty.

Now, Dr. Edgar Kaminskyi and Kaminskyi Visual have revolutionized imaging. Using AI, precise measurements, and advanced software, cartilage can now be visualized, allowing for more precise surgical planning in rhinoplasty.

🔹 How does this impact rhinoplasty procedures?
🔹 What are the benefits of this breakthrough in surgical preparation?

Watch this video to explore the future of rhinoplasty imaging and precision surgery!

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