… This analysis shows that the use of autologous bone for cranioplasty is associated with
significantly increased odds of reoperation compared with synthetic grafts, likely because of …

… cranioplasty-related surgical intervention for any reason. … that patients receiving autologous
cranioplasties are at higher risk. … risk of re-operation in autologous cranioplasty as compared …

… PEEK had the lowest risk of re-operation with a rate of 8/157 (5%; … Reviews, studies relating
to materials not included in our … Autologous bone had an infection rate of 205/2271 (8%; 95% …

… Overall, the rate of bone flap resorption that required reoperation is high, while the …
systematic review is to report the incidence of complications associated with the use of autologous …

… this study was to evaluate the relationship between cranioplasty … the rate and type of related
complications via a systematic … not considered a reoperation in this review and is addressed …

… ” given that reoperation after cranioplasty is more often performed for … of SF cranioplasty is
associated with an increased risk of … of cranioplasty in relation to material: systematic review, …

… of a related systematic review. Studies … analysis to the addition of our series, suggesting
that more data will be necessary to clarify the issue. Our finding of increased odds of autologous …

… There were no mortalities associated with cranioplasty. The complications included 15 …
epidural hematoma after cranioplasty required reoperation. Eight of these patients had the …

… and autologous bone is the most commonly used material [46, 59, 68], the aim of this review
was to first compare autologous bone … Autologous bone was associated with higher overall …

… The authors concluded that due to lower costs and number of reoperations needed, the
use of primary Ti cranioplasty should be favored. However, this result was critically discussed …