The use of autogenous transplants and the application of intraoperatively customised
alloplastic materials show, in cases of secondary orbital reconstruction, a higher …

Bone-graft reconstruction of large orbital defects has been difficult because of a lack of
marginal support of the grafts and unpredictable reserption. A titanium mesh orbital plate …

A patient had a right mandibular defect due to resection of an ameloblastoma. Previously,
the defect had been reconstructed by an iliac bone graft, and subsequently, a titanium mesh …

DISCUSSION Reconstruction of the orbit is vital, not only for restoration of esthetic symmetry,
but also for functional concerns. Anatomically correct separation of the orbital contents from …

The maxilla provides support to the overlying structures and contributes significantly to the
overall facial appearance and to critical functions such as mastication, speech, and …

Reconstruction of the nose is a two-step process; first, the implant is positioned, and
secondly a prosthesis is made to be implanted within three months. This ensures a better …

The aim of the study was to compare the osseointegration success rate and time for delivery
of the prosthesis among cases treated by two-stage or one-stage surgery for orbit …

Introduction Estimating the needed overcorrection of the globe position depends mainly on
the clinical evaluation during an operation to correct hypo-and enophthalmos in primary and …

Purpose: Complex bony orbital defects are reconstructively challenging due to loss of
intraoperative anatomical landmarks and adjacent support. Presized and precontoured …

BACKGROUND: Secondary reconstructions in case of complex craniofacial defects of the
midface, following radical tumour surgery, often require individualized surgical techniques …