The maxillomandibular complex is an intricate structure with multiple functions such as
mastication, breathing, swallowing, speech, and lip competency, located in a cosmetically …

Objectives Conventional prosthesis is generally inapplicable following reconstruction with
free fibula flaps (FFF) due to impaired bone and soft tissue conditions, and rehabilitation via …

Purpose Ablative oncological surgery to treat head-and-neck cancer often triggers a
requirement for jaw reconstruction. Modern surgical procedures using free microvascular …

Mandibular reconstruction continues to be one of the most common surgical challenges
faced by oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Coupled with the complex demands of mandibular …

The mandibulectomy deformity can be alleviated by immediate mandibular reconstruction
using the microvascular fibula free flap. Before the advent of microvascular reconstruction …

Materials and methods A clinical follow-up study of 10 patients was conducted after oral
surgery, who received vascularized fibula bone grafts and endosseous implants for …

Mandibular reconstruction has long been a challenge to the head and neck surgeon. In few
other areas are form and function so closely coupled. The bony contour of the mandible and …

Reconstructive treatments for jaw defects are complex procedures that can combine multiple
techniques including fibula free flap (FFF) grafting. The purpose of this retrospective study …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this investigation is to document our experience using the free
vascularized fibular flap for comprehensive reconstruction of discontinuity defects in the …

Purpose To determine the dental implant and prostheses success rate in a cohort of patients
who underwent a vascularized fibula-free flap (FFF) for maxillary or mandibular …