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          Léon Dufourmentel's Biography

          French surgeon who specialized in maxillofacial surgery, leading to reconstructive surgery. An intern of Paris hospitals, he later headed the clinical faculty of medicine in Paris. He was the son-in-law of the anatomist Pierre Sebileau, and the father of plastic surgeon Claude Dufourmentel (Former departmental head at the Hôpital Saint-Louis).
          During the First World War, he was responsible for caring for gueules cassées (broken faces), and being led to the creation of units of maxillofacial surgery, he found a method for repairing facial wounds: He described a pedicled vascularized flap from the temporal scalp (popularly called a Dufourmentel flap) and transferred the tissue to the chin area. This tissue transfer was more reliable than a free skin graft. It was his idea to first use prosthetic inclusions prior to 1930, contemporary implants were mostly made of ivory or rubber for use on the nose.
          Léon Dufourmentel died on 29 July 1957, aged 73.
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