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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.
H B, Gladstone +2 more
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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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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1969
CURRENT discussions of frontal sinus surgery have focused attention on contour saving procedures, especially the osteoplastic flap operation or its modifications. Such operations aim to obliterate the cavity of the sinus while preserving its anterior wall to avoid the severe cosmetic deformity which results from the classical Riedel operation.
N R, Olson, M H, Newman
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CURRENT discussions of frontal sinus surgery have focused attention on contour saving procedures, especially the osteoplastic flap operation or its modifications. Such operations aim to obliterate the cavity of the sinus while preserving its anterior wall to avoid the severe cosmetic deformity which results from the classical Riedel operation.
N R, Olson, M H, Newman
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Ultrasonic Aesthetic Cranioplasty
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2014The management of frontal bone injury is an important issue, and inappropriate management of such injuries may give rise to serious complications. Piezosurgery is a technique used to perform safe and effective osteotomies using piezoelectric ultrasonic vibrations.
ROBIONY, Massimo +4 more
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Journal of Neurosurgery, 1965
The substances most commonly used in the repair of defects of the skull are autogenous bone, sheet tantalum, and plastics of various kinds. All have certain disadvantages. Bone, whether from rib or iliac crest, is difficult to shape into the proper contours; moreover, even autogenous bone grafts sometimes fail to unite, and may then be absorbed ...
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The substances most commonly used in the repair of defects of the skull are autogenous bone, sheet tantalum, and plastics of various kinds. All have certain disadvantages. Bone, whether from rib or iliac crest, is difficult to shape into the proper contours; moreover, even autogenous bone grafts sometimes fail to unite, and may then be absorbed ...
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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1979
A modification of Galicich and Hovind's method of cranioplasty is described. The prosthesis is not made on a side-table in the operation theatre. Steel wire mesh is fastened to the edge of the bone defect with stainless wires passed through drill holes. Acrylic mixture is then poured over the mesh and is cooled with saline.
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A modification of Galicich and Hovind's method of cranioplasty is described. The prosthesis is not made on a side-table in the operation theatre. Steel wire mesh is fastened to the edge of the bone defect with stainless wires passed through drill holes. Acrylic mixture is then poured over the mesh and is cooled with saline.
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1948
V R, TRAPOZZANO, F C, GRANT, E B, SPITZ
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V R, TRAPOZZANO, F C, GRANT, E B, SPITZ
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The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1920
JOSEPH E. J. KING, GILBERT C. ANDERSON
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JOSEPH E. J. KING, GILBERT C. ANDERSON
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