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British Journal of Plastic Surgery|July 6, 2000
Can the carbon dioxide laser completely ablate basal cell carcinomas? A histological studyN Horlock, A O Grobbelaar, D T GaultPlastic and Reconstructive Surgery|December 19, 1998
5-year series of constricted (lop and cup) ear corrections: development of the mastoid hitch as an adjunctive techniqueN Horlock, A O Grobbelaar, D T GaultAnnals of Plastic Surgery|October 27, 1997
Gorlin's syndrome: the role of the carbon dioxide laser in patient managementA O Grobbelaar, N Horlock, D T GaultPlastic and Reconstructive Surgery|November 17, 2001
The postauricular fascial flap as an adjunct to Mustardé and Furnas type otoplastyN Horlock, A Misra, D T GaultBritish Journal of Plastic Surgery|October 23, 1997
Tissue expansion as an adjunct to reconstruction of congenital and acquired auricular deformitiesJ S Chana, A O Grobbelaar, D T GaultBritish Journal of Plastic Surgery|May 13, 1998
A quantitative method for the assessment of facial rejuvenation: a prospective study investigating the carbon dioxide laserR Grover, A O Grobbelaar, B D Morgan, et al.British Journal of Plastic Surgery|October 15, 1998
Surgical correction of the cauliflower earE Vogelin, A O Grobbelaar, J S Chana, et al.Annals of Plastic Surgery|November 24, 1999
The effect of ruby laser light on cellular proliferation of epidermal cellsS H Liew, A O Grobbelaar, D T Gault, et al.Annals of Plastic Surgery|March 30, 1999
The effect of ruby laser light on ex vivo hair follicles: clinical implicationsS H Liew, A O Grobbelaar, D T Gault, et al.British Journal of Plastic Surgery|May 13, 1998
Cellular proliferation characteristics do not account for the behaviour of horrifying basal cell carcinoma. A comparison of the growth fraction of horrifying and non horrifying tumoursN Horlock, G D Wilson, F M Daley, et al.Pageof 11