Fifteen hours of cadaver dissection covering primary and revision rhinoplasty by Toriumi and Davis
This rhinoplasty cadaver dissection course pairs Drs. Dean Toriumi and Brent Davis with cadaver specimens and operative video to teach cartilage harvesting, suturing, and nasal framework reconstruction across both primary and complex revision cases. Over 70 detailed medical illustrations accompany the footage, providing a visual reference library that extends well beyond the course itself.
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15hours
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2surgeons
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70+illustrations
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2021year
Inside this resource
Primary rhinoplasty techniques on cadaver specimens
Day one walks through approaches, tongue-in-groove maneuvers, tip techniques, septal extension grafts, lateral crural tensioning, and alar base modifications — all performed on cadaver specimens under the direct guidance of Drs. Toriumi and Davis. The cadaver lab environment lets you observe septal L-strut work, spreader graft placement, dorsal preservation, and piezotome pushdown in realistic tissue conditions without the time pressure of a live operating room.
Revision rhinoplasty and graft harvesting
The second day shifts to revision rhinoplasty with hands-on cadaver work covering rib harvest, graft slicing and dicing, solid rib dorsal revision, lateral crural reconstruction, diced cartilage-fascia grafts, conchal graft harvest, shield grafts, and microfat or nanofat transfers. Each technique is demonstrated with the kind of deliberate pacing that lets you follow the biomechanical reasoning behind every incision and fixation.
Complementary surgical and didactic footage
Operative video supplements the cadaver work with full-length rhinoplasty cases, showing how the techniques practiced on specimens translate to live tissue. The combination of cadaver lab and operative footage gives both the practice environment and the clinical reality, reinforced by a moderated Q&A with both faculty members.
Who this serves
- Rhinoplasty surgeons — hands-on cadaver training with two master surgeons
- Facial plastic surgery fellows — structured primary and revision technique development
- Otolaryngology residents — foundational understanding of structural grafting principles
Faculty
Surgeons 2 faculty
- Dean M. Toriumi MD — primary and revision rhinoplasty
- Brent A. Davis MD — cadaver dissection and structural techniques
The chart
| Format | HD Streaming |
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| Duration | 15 hours |
| Publisher | Quality Medical Publishing |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Nadia R. –
pairing cadaver lab sessions with real operative footage provides both the training environment and the clinical reality environment and the clinical reality. Dr. Toriumi’s narration during cases is educational gold.
Yusuf A. –
Day two’s rib harvest and graft preparation modules answered questions I’d been carrying for years. The conchal graft harvest technique was especially clear.
Linda M. –
The 70-plus medical illustrations are surprisingly useful as reference material. I bookmarked several for quick review before my own cases.
Carlos F. –
Toriumi and Davis complement each other beautifully — one is meticulous and methodical while the other is more intuitive and gestural. Together they cover every learning style.
Hannah K. –
Fifteen hours may sound like a lot, but the pacing is tight and every minute delivers value. The piezotome pushdown section was particularly well taught.
Peter J. –
Good cadaver dissection content, though I wish the lateral crural reconstruction portion had been slightly longer. Overall a solid investment for rhinoplasty surgeons.