Brian Wong

Professor and Vice-Chairman

University of California, Irvine

United States

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Brian Wong is a Professor and Vice-Chairman at the University of California Irvine, USA. His research areas include rhinoplasty education, electrochemical lipolysis, and respiratory droplet simulation. His recent publications encompass various topics such as the visualization of olfactory mucosa, the impact of digital tools in medical education, and analysis of facial fractures in professional soccer players.

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University of California, Irvine

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Dankook University Hospital

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Exploring feedback‐controlled versus open‐circuit electrochemical lipolysis in ex vivo and in vivo porcine fat: A feasibility study

Visualization of ex vivo rabbit olfactory mucosa and foramina with three-dimensional optical coherence tomography

Development and Assessment of an Inexpensive Smartphone-Based Respiratory Droplet Simulation Model

A Thirteen-Year Analysis of Facial Fractures among Professional Soccer Players

Emerging trends in rhinoplasty education: accelerated adoption of digital tools and virtual learning platforms

Failed Absorption of Nasal Polylactic Acid Implants (Latera)

In vivo electrochemical lipolysis of fat in a Yucatan pig model: A proof of concept study

Potential-Driven Electrochemical Clearing of Ex Vivo Alkaline Corneal Injuries

The Transition to Online Rhinoplasty Education Amid COVID-19: Surgeon Perspectives and Areas of Improvement

Variation of Vibrissal Density in Sinonasal Surgery Patients

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Ji-Hun Mo

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