Purpose Nowadays, in orbital wall reconstruction, maxillofacial surgeons have the possibility
to treat patients in modern ways such as with individual implants. Nevertheless …

The surgical treatment of maxillary tumours often consists of an open subtotal or total
maxillectomy with a subsequent significant defect. Reconstruction is, therefore, a major …

PURPOSE: Computer-aided individually shape-adapted fabricated titanium mesh for the
mirroring-reconstruction of the orbit is a promising method for the correction of post-traumatic …

Three-dimensional reconstruction of the orbital floor is the key procedure for a primary or
secondary orbital deformity. After the unaffected side is mirrored onto the affected side using …

Accuracy and Predictability in Use of AO Three-Dimensionally... : Journal of Craniofacial
Surgery Accuracy and Predictability in Use of AO Three-Dimensionally Preformed Titanium …

A number of techniques have been introduced to support the orbital floor after maxillectomy
without orbital exenteration. These methods include skin graft or muscular sling, but they …

To reconstruct the orbital floor defects there are a lot of reconstruction materials, the surgeon
must choose one of them. The authors share their experience with 10 patients suffering from …

The surgical strategy for maxillary reconstruction after maxillectomy has yet to be
standardized. The authors developed a technique using a three-dimensional …

The purpose of this investigation is to present the results using preoperatively-formed
titanium mesh implants for a true-to-original primary repair of extensive orbital floor and …

Fractures of the orbital floor are often a result of traffic accidents or interpersonal violence. To
date, numerous materials and methods have been used to reconstruct the orbital floor …