
1. innovation
1.1. reconnect blood vessels
1.2. transplant heart
1.3. plastic
1.3.1. restore for instance fingers
1.3.2. underlaying unity
1.3.3. micro surgery
1.3.4. reconstruct breasts
1.3.4.1. in case of breast cancer with breast amputation
1.3.4.2. use tissue and bloodvessels from for instance belly abdomen
1.3.4.3. use it for the reconstructed breast
1.3.4.4. own tissue is better than sillicone
1.3.4.5. Result: improvement in quality of life
1.4. microsurgery
1.4.1. entire face transplantation
1.4.2. skin tissue has a high risk of being rejected
1.4.2.1. high dosis to surpress immune system
1.4.2.2. medications
1.4.2.3. high risk of infections
1.4.3. recent facial transplantations
1.4.3.1. whos gonna be a donor?
1.4.3.2. will the patient accept a new face
1.4.3.3. you will be a mixture of your self and partly of someone else
1.4.3.3.1. the face not my face
2. Prof JJ van der meulen brough it to Erasmus MC
2.1. solution for eye holes
2.2. other parts
2.3. use distraction techniques
2.4. slowely move the skull parts
2.5. normalizing facial experience
2.5.1. appear retared while the aren't
2.5.2. different look means retarded
2.5.2.1. improve changes in society
3. Back to overview map
4. conclusion
4.1. restore quality of life
5. Future
5.1. what do we need
5.1.1. tissue engineering
5.1.1.1. take a small piece
5.1.1.2. grow in lab in 3d
5.1.1.3. then put it back
5.1.1.4. no need imuun surpression
6. 2nd livemindmapper
6.1. 20. Irene Mathijssen - "Innovations in plastic and reconstructive surgery"
6.1.1. origin 2nd WW
6.1.2. guinea pigs club
6.1.3. even today war surgery
6.1.4. 60 ties start moving bone of the skull
6.1.4.1. congenital conditions
6.1.4.2. skull fuses
6.1.4.3. can't protect eyesockets
6.1.5. new techniques
6.1.5.1. por quoi pas
6.1.6. huge step in plastic surgery
6.1.7. also normalizing facial appearence
6.1.7.1. people regard you as being retarded
6.1.7.2. normal intelligence
6.1.7.3. improve chances in society
6.1.8. also 60ties
6.1.8.1. reconnect bloodvessels
7. WW1
7.1. lots of soldiers injured in face
7.2. no cure
8. Irene Mathijssen
8.1. associate prof erasmus
8.2. Department of Plastic, Reconstructive Surgery and Hand Surgery of the Erasmus Medical Centre.
8.3. Craniofacial surgery
9. WW2
9.1. developments in plastic surgery
9.1.1. for soldiers
9.2. foundation
9.2.1. guineapig club
9.2.2. wrote anthem
10. today
10.1. vicitimized
10.1.1. such
10.1.1.1. noses
10.1.1.2. ears
10.1.1.3. limps
10.1.1.4. skinparts
10.2. now transplant skin parts
10.3. move bone in skull & face
10.3.1. malfunctions face
10.3.2. skull
10.3.2.1. wont grow
10.3.2.1.1. while brain grows
10.3.2.2. eye hole to big
10.3.2.3. develop techqniques to fix this
10.3.2.4. dry skulls
10.3.2.5. try out on real living patients
10.3.2.6. started with adults
10.3.2.6.1. procedure not with trial & error