… growth requiring radical tumor excision with potentially … At our institution, fully bone-anchored
nasal epitheses have … implant survival rates in irradiated and non-irradiated patients …

… Region II defects result from tumors originating from the … preoperatively for placement of a
bone-anchored-hearing aid (… as incurring wound healing complications in radiated tissues. …

… , or excisional surgery for tumors. Clinical anaplastologists are health-… upper eyelid resulting
from childhood irradiation (a). The … Implant systems relevant to bone-anchored oculofacial …

… cause for implant failure, is the bone that has been irradiated as part of cancer treatment. …
The bone-anchored hearing aid was developed to replace standard bone conduction hearing …

… Age, sex and tumour histology did not affect the outcome. Smoking, extent of … to excision
of other structures in addition to the nose and in this series this most often involved the eye and …

… in need of reconstruction of complex organs such as the eye, nose, … Reconstruction of facial
defects using autogenous tissue is … bones after the excision of a tumor. The total numbers of …

… reconstructive surgery using local tissue in an irradiated field.… Unfortunately, the patient
developed left eye blindness due to … bone-anchored craniofacial prostheses after tumor surgery. …

… enucleation of the left eye socket, excision of the anterior wall of … with bone-anchored epithesis
is a safe way towards social … the tumor site receives a lower dose of irradiation because it …

… and neck cancer, posttraumatic, and congenital defects. The … Abutments or attachments to
the bone-anchored implant exit … a greater risk of failure in irradiated bone, and may portend …

… maxillary, nasal, orbital, and ocular defects." Good prosthetic … that autogenous reconstruction
after tumor surgery would … grated implants in irradiated tissues is less successful unless …