Segmental mandibular defects, which are caused either by ablative surgery or trauma, are usually accompanied by different degrees of skin, soft tissue or mucosa losses. The reconstruction of,such defects requires complicated surgical procedures
Prosthetic replacements in the 19th and early 20th century were superseded by pedicled flaps and obt...
PubMedID: 18280944The reconstruction of mandibular continuity defects after tumor resection with fre...
INTRODUCTION: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Segmental mandibular defects, which are caused either by ablative surgery or trauma, are usually acc...
Vascularized iliac crest flap include bone tissue of good quality and quantity for mandible segmenta...
Background and Objectives: Fibula is the flap of choice for reconstruction of wide mandible defects ...
To explore the techniques for mandibular reconstruction with composite free flaps and their outcomes...
The authors present five cases of combined oral mucosa-mandible defects reconstructed with the vascu...
Maintaining projection and support of the lower face and planning for endosseous dental implant posi...
BACKGROUND: Restoration of mandibular continuity, functionality and attempting to return patients to...
The present report describes an original surgical procedure for the mandibular reconstruction of 2 d...
Introduction: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Repair of long-span mandibular defects with a free fibular flap is now a routine procedure. However,...
Mandibular reconstruction using vascularized osteocutaneous flaps is necessary to improve functional...
Congenital disease, major trauma, tumour resection and biphosphonate-related osteonecrosis can lead ...
Prosthetic replacements in the 19th and early 20th century were superseded by pedicled flaps and obt...
PubMedID: 18280944The reconstruction of mandibular continuity defects after tumor resection with fre...
INTRODUCTION: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Segmental mandibular defects, which are caused either by ablative surgery or trauma, are usually acc...
Vascularized iliac crest flap include bone tissue of good quality and quantity for mandible segmenta...
Background and Objectives: Fibula is the flap of choice for reconstruction of wide mandible defects ...
To explore the techniques for mandibular reconstruction with composite free flaps and their outcomes...
The authors present five cases of combined oral mucosa-mandible defects reconstructed with the vascu...
Maintaining projection and support of the lower face and planning for endosseous dental implant posi...
BACKGROUND: Restoration of mandibular continuity, functionality and attempting to return patients to...
The present report describes an original surgical procedure for the mandibular reconstruction of 2 d...
Introduction: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
Repair of long-span mandibular defects with a free fibular flap is now a routine procedure. However,...
Mandibular reconstruction using vascularized osteocutaneous flaps is necessary to improve functional...
Congenital disease, major trauma, tumour resection and biphosphonate-related osteonecrosis can lead ...
Prosthetic replacements in the 19th and early 20th century were superseded by pedicled flaps and obt...
PubMedID: 18280944The reconstruction of mandibular continuity defects after tumor resection with fre...
INTRODUCTION: Starting from the 1980s, with the advent of microsurgery, microvascular flaps are used...
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