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Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction

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Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction. / Wilde, Frank; Hanken, Henning; Probst, Florian; Schramm, Alexander; Heiland, Max; Cornelius, Carl-Peter.

in: INT J COMPUT ASS RAD, 07.04.2015.

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Wilde, F, Hanken, H, Probst, F, Schramm, A, Heiland, M & Cornelius, C-P 2015, 'Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction', INT J COMPUT ASS RAD. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11548-015-1193-2

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Wilde, F., Hanken, H., Probst, F., Schramm, A., Heiland, M., & Cornelius, C-P. (2015). Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction. INT J COMPUT ASS RAD. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11548-015-1193-2

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Wilde F, Hanken H, Probst F, Schramm A, Heiland M, Cornelius C-P. Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction. INT J COMPUT ASS RAD. 2015 Apr 7. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11548-015-1193-2

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title = "Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction",
abstract = "PURPOSE: For the new generation of mandibular reconstruction, patient-specific mandible reconstruction plates (PSMPs) have been developed which are milled from titanium after preoperative computer planning using CAD/CAM procedures. Resection margins and plate position are determined by surgical guides. In addition, length and shape of the plate and the number and angulation of the screw holes can be planned.METHODS: 30 patients received such PSMP. Indication ranged from stabilization osteosynthesis, single alloplastic stand-alone reconstruction to microvascular reconstructions. Time for planning, fit of surgical guides and plates, pre-/postoperative occlusion, radiological position of the temporo mandibular joint and complications were recorded.RESULTS: The median time for online planning was 35 min. The results concerning fit and handling of the PSMP and the surgical guides were mainly very positive. In six cases, the plan had to be adapted to the intraoperative clinical needs. The postoperative position of the condyles in the temporo mandibular fossae was regular in 28 cases. The evaluation of the occlusion was not representative due to not clearly identifiable occlusion in 2/3 of the cases. Nevertheless, complications like postoperative extraoral plate exposure, infection, graft and flap necrosis or difficulties to position the guides or the plate during surgery occurred.CONCLUSIONS: Mandibular reconstruction with PSMP offers a broad range of opportunities and benefits compared with standard procedures and can be recommended for all kind of mandibular reconstructions. It is not yet foreseeable whether PSMP will in future become routine clinical practice for mandibular reconstruction or will be confined to selected isolated cases.",
author = "Frank Wilde and Henning Hanken and Florian Probst and Alexander Schramm and Max Heiland and Carl-Peter Cornelius",
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journal = "INT J COMPUT ASS RAD",
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T1 - Multicenter study on the use of patient-specific CAD/CAM reconstruction plates for mandibular reconstruction

AU - Wilde, Frank

AU - Hanken, Henning

AU - Probst, Florian

AU - Schramm, Alexander

AU - Heiland, Max

AU - Cornelius, Carl-Peter

PY - 2015/4/7

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N2 - PURPOSE: For the new generation of mandibular reconstruction, patient-specific mandible reconstruction plates (PSMPs) have been developed which are milled from titanium after preoperative computer planning using CAD/CAM procedures. Resection margins and plate position are determined by surgical guides. In addition, length and shape of the plate and the number and angulation of the screw holes can be planned.METHODS: 30 patients received such PSMP. Indication ranged from stabilization osteosynthesis, single alloplastic stand-alone reconstruction to microvascular reconstructions. Time for planning, fit of surgical guides and plates, pre-/postoperative occlusion, radiological position of the temporo mandibular joint and complications were recorded.RESULTS: The median time for online planning was 35 min. The results concerning fit and handling of the PSMP and the surgical guides were mainly very positive. In six cases, the plan had to be adapted to the intraoperative clinical needs. The postoperative position of the condyles in the temporo mandibular fossae was regular in 28 cases. The evaluation of the occlusion was not representative due to not clearly identifiable occlusion in 2/3 of the cases. Nevertheless, complications like postoperative extraoral plate exposure, infection, graft and flap necrosis or difficulties to position the guides or the plate during surgery occurred.CONCLUSIONS: Mandibular reconstruction with PSMP offers a broad range of opportunities and benefits compared with standard procedures and can be recommended for all kind of mandibular reconstructions. It is not yet foreseeable whether PSMP will in future become routine clinical practice for mandibular reconstruction or will be confined to selected isolated cases.

AB - PURPOSE: For the new generation of mandibular reconstruction, patient-specific mandible reconstruction plates (PSMPs) have been developed which are milled from titanium after preoperative computer planning using CAD/CAM procedures. Resection margins and plate position are determined by surgical guides. In addition, length and shape of the plate and the number and angulation of the screw holes can be planned.METHODS: 30 patients received such PSMP. Indication ranged from stabilization osteosynthesis, single alloplastic stand-alone reconstruction to microvascular reconstructions. Time for planning, fit of surgical guides and plates, pre-/postoperative occlusion, radiological position of the temporo mandibular joint and complications were recorded.RESULTS: The median time for online planning was 35 min. The results concerning fit and handling of the PSMP and the surgical guides were mainly very positive. In six cases, the plan had to be adapted to the intraoperative clinical needs. The postoperative position of the condyles in the temporo mandibular fossae was regular in 28 cases. The evaluation of the occlusion was not representative due to not clearly identifiable occlusion in 2/3 of the cases. Nevertheless, complications like postoperative extraoral plate exposure, infection, graft and flap necrosis or difficulties to position the guides or the plate during surgery occurred.CONCLUSIONS: Mandibular reconstruction with PSMP offers a broad range of opportunities and benefits compared with standard procedures and can be recommended for all kind of mandibular reconstructions. It is not yet foreseeable whether PSMP will in future become routine clinical practice for mandibular reconstruction or will be confined to selected isolated cases.

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