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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2021
AbstractCalvarial defects are commonly encountered after neurosurgical procedures, trauma, and ablative procedures of advanced head neck cancers. The goals of cranioplasty are to provide a protective barrier for the intracranial contents, to restore form, and prevent syndrome of the trephined.
Adrian A. Ong +5 more
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AbstractCalvarial defects are commonly encountered after neurosurgical procedures, trauma, and ablative procedures of advanced head neck cancers. The goals of cranioplasty are to provide a protective barrier for the intracranial contents, to restore form, and prevent syndrome of the trephined.
Adrian A. Ong +5 more
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Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery, 2013
Cranioplasty has been long practiced, and the reconstructive techniques continue to evolve. With a variety of options available for filling cranial defects, a review of the current practices in cranioplasty allows for reporting the most advanced techniques and specific indications.Overwhelming support remains for the use of autologous bone grafts in ...
Jesse A, Goldstein +2 more
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Cranioplasty has been long practiced, and the reconstructive techniques continue to evolve. With a variety of options available for filling cranial defects, a review of the current practices in cranioplasty allows for reporting the most advanced techniques and specific indications.Overwhelming support remains for the use of autologous bone grafts in ...
Jesse A, Goldstein +2 more
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2016
Cranioplasty remains a difficult procedure for all craniofacial surgeons, particularly when concerning the reconstruction of large lacunae in the skull. Considering the significant clinical and economic impact of the procedure, the search for materials and strategies to provide more comfortable and reliable surgical procedures is one of the most ...
Zanotti, Bruno +5 more
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Cranioplasty remains a difficult procedure for all craniofacial surgeons, particularly when concerning the reconstruction of large lacunae in the skull. Considering the significant clinical and economic impact of the procedure, the search for materials and strategies to provide more comfortable and reliable surgical procedures is one of the most ...
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1995
As long as there have been skull defects, there has been a recognized need to cover them in some way. Cranioplasty is the surgical correction of skull defects. The two major purposes of performing a cranioplasty are to protect the brain and to provide reasonable cosmesis.
H B, Gladstone +2 more
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As long as there have been skull defects, there has been a recognized need to cover them in some way. Cranioplasty is the surgical correction of skull defects. The two major purposes of performing a cranioplasty are to protect the brain and to provide reasonable cosmesis.
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Child's Nervous System, 2004
The objective was to assess the outcome and complications associated with different cranioplasty implant materials in children.A retrospective review was conducted of 28 consecutive cranioplasties carried out on 24 children between 1994 and 2001 (age range, 9 months to 15 years; minimum follow-up 18 months).
V A, Josan +5 more
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The objective was to assess the outcome and complications associated with different cranioplasty implant materials in children.A retrospective review was conducted of 28 consecutive cranioplasties carried out on 24 children between 1994 and 2001 (age range, 9 months to 15 years; minimum follow-up 18 months).
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 1995
We present our clinical experience in cranioplasty with autograft as follows: conchal cartilage for losses up to 2 cm2, outer table grafts for defects up to 100 cm2, and, for larger defects still, split rib grafts, which may be combined with outer table grafts. We conclude that autograft is superior to alloplastic material in cranioplasty.
Viterbo, Fausto +2 more
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We present our clinical experience in cranioplasty with autograft as follows: conchal cartilage for losses up to 2 cm2, outer table grafts for defects up to 100 cm2, and, for larger defects still, split rib grafts, which may be combined with outer table grafts. We conclude that autograft is superior to alloplastic material in cranioplasty.
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Pediatric Neurosurgery, 1980
In children, acquired skull defects often close spontaneously. This is most likely to take place when the dura mater and the pericranium are intact. Congenital skull defects rarely close spontaneously. Cranioplasty will be needed when a bone defect has failed to close or when it is unlikely to do so.
G A, Blair, D S, Gordon, D A, Simpson
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In children, acquired skull defects often close spontaneously. This is most likely to take place when the dura mater and the pericranium are intact. Congenital skull defects rarely close spontaneously. Cranioplasty will be needed when a bone defect has failed to close or when it is unlikely to do so.
G A, Blair, D S, Gordon, D A, Simpson
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2019
Historically, the approach to pediatric cranioplasty has been largely extrapolated from the treatment of adults. More recently, however, the intricacies of pediatric cranial reconstruction have become better understood, and the surgical management has been refined contemporaneously. Each patient's cranial defect bears a unique set of challenges and, as
Michael R, Bykowski +2 more
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Historically, the approach to pediatric cranioplasty has been largely extrapolated from the treatment of adults. More recently, however, the intricacies of pediatric cranial reconstruction have become better understood, and the surgical management has been refined contemporaneously. Each patient's cranial defect bears a unique set of challenges and, as
Michael R, Bykowski +2 more
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Pediatric Neurosurgery, 2008
Reduction cranioplasty can greatly improve the quality of life for selected patients with severe macrocephaly and can significantly diminish some of the difficulties in the long-term chronic care of others. Because of differences in age, cranial morphology and surgical goals, the surgical plan must be tailored to the individual patient.
K R, Winston, C S, Ogilvy, K, McGrail
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Reduction cranioplasty can greatly improve the quality of life for selected patients with severe macrocephaly and can significantly diminish some of the difficulties in the long-term chronic care of others. Because of differences in age, cranial morphology and surgical goals, the surgical plan must be tailored to the individual patient.
K R, Winston, C S, Ogilvy, K, McGrail
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2018
Abstract Cranioplasty is a time-honoured surgical procedure to restore the calvarial form and function that is associated with a relatively high complication rate. The present article analyzed various complications and reviewed the complications based on study of the relevant research in the craniofacial literature ...
Nanda Kishore, Sahoo +3 more
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Abstract Cranioplasty is a time-honoured surgical procedure to restore the calvarial form and function that is associated with a relatively high complication rate. The present article analyzed various complications and reviewed the complications based on study of the relevant research in the craniofacial literature ...
Nanda Kishore, Sahoo +3 more
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