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Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital publishes professional information on reconstructive and oral and maxillofacial surgery. The areas introduced here include complex tissue repair, reconstruction after burns, oral and maxillofacial tumours, and craniofacial deformities.
Shanghai, China
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Reconstructive questions include post-burn scars, contractures and head or facial tissue defects. Goals, surgical stages and recovery arrangements depend on the specific injury.
Oral and maxillofacial tumours and jaw deformity or orthognathic assessment involve different teams. A tumour-specialist profile does not define implant or orthodontic services.
Complex tissue repair and reconstruction after head or facial burns
A reconstructive surgeon at Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital whose public background includes complex tissue repair and reconstruction after head or facial injury and burns.
Tissue engineering and complex tissue repair
An academic representative of reconstructive surgery at Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital, with a public background in tissue engineering and reconstruction.
Oral, maxillofacial and head-and-neck tumours
An oral-medicine specialist at Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital, with a public academic background in oral, maxillofacial and head-and-neck tumours.
Craniofacial deformity, orthognathic surgery and reconstruction
A cranio-maxillofacial specialist at Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital, with published work relevant to jaw and facial deformity, orthognathic surgery and reconstruction.
This introduction describes published professional work. The hospital confirms the current role, consultation language, appointment location and availability for your enquiry.
Burn scars may feel tight and restrict movement when contractures develop. Assessment should distinguish functional limitations from concerns about colour, texture or appearance.
Craniofacial tissue reconstruction addresses defects after injury, disease or previous surgery. Planning depends on which tissues and functions are affected, not only how the area looks.
Oral and maxillofacial tumours are grouped by location, but their precise diagnoses differ. Examination, pathology and imaging help establish what the lesion is and how far it extends.
Jaw deformity can affect how the teeth meet and how the face functions. Orthognathic assessment considers the jaws and orthodontic plan together rather than appearance alone.
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