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               CONCLUSION
               To get optimal result in using rib cartilage, thorough preoperative evaluation and proper postoperative
               care should be achieved. The author introduced how to seek and select appropriate rib cartilage from chest
               surface and radiographic images. Pain control, scar management, and infection prevention are three major
               consideration factors in postoperative care and can be managed well with advanced techniques.


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