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Sliding windows technique for the approach to the orbit and lateral sphenoid recess

European Annals of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Diseases
The endoscopic endonasal approach to the orbit or the lateral recess of the sphenoid may require passing instruments through a transfixing trans-septal corridor to obtain an adequate working angle. However, this maneuver incurs non-negligible morbidity, with septal perforation, synechia and olfactory disorder.
V, Favier, M, Fieux, M, Veyrat, F, Carsuzaa   +3 more
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Mini-Lateral Windows for Minimally Invasive Maxillary Sinus Augmentation

Implant Dentistry, 2014
The purpose of this article was to introduce a new technique for minimally invasive lateral window sinus augmentation, developed to maximize the amount of residual lateral wall after the procedure.Fourteen consecutive patients requiring maxillary sinus augmentation by a lateral approach and delayed implant placement were treated using standardized mini-
Leon, Pariente, Karim, Dada, Marwan, Daas   +2 more
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Assessing effects of fixation demands on perception of lateralized words: A visual window technique for studying hemispheric asymmetry

Neuropsychologia, 2006
A major concern when using lateralized words to study hemispheric asymmetry is that the retinal eccentricity of targets is matched across visual hemifields. The standard technique is to fixate a point fixed at the centre of the visual field. However, the demands of this fixation task are substantial and so may confound performance with lateralized ...
Timothy R, Jordan, Geoffrey R, Patching
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Three-Year Clinical and Radiographic Implant Follow-up in Sinus-Lifted Maxilla With Lateral Window Technique

Implant Dentistry, 2016
The aim of this study was to evaluate retrospectively the 3-year outcome of implants placed in augmented maxillary sinuses with minimal residual alveolar bone heights (≤3 mm).A total of 28 sinus floors were augmented with xenograft, and 58 implants were placed.
Necip Fazıl, Erdem, Alanur, Çiftçi, Ahmet Hüseyin, Acar   +2 more
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MAXILLARY SINUS LIFT: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE LATERAL WINDOW TECHNIQUE AND THE TRANSCRESTAL TECHNIQUE

Maxillary sinus lift is a widely used procedure to enable dental implant placement in the posterior maxilla in cases of reduced bone height. Among the available techniques, the lateral window approach and the transcrestal technique stand out, presenting differences regarding invasiveness, bone gain, and postoperative morbidity.
Roberto Machado Cruz, Marcelo Vitale, Patrícia de Hollanda Cavalcanti Aragão Costa, Micaell da Silva Souza, Cristiane Elisa Ribas Batista, Caio Uriel Vinhote do Nascimento, Julia de Araújo Koplowitz Bento, Matheus Rodrigues Serafim Silva, Priscila Pereira Batista, Douglas José de Araújo Ferreira, Giovanni Daleffe, Theodoro Ribeiro Andrade, Jefferson José de Oliveira, ulo Roberto Steinberg da Cruz de Almei, Mariana Silva Cestari, Caroline Weinert Marçal, Robson José Mendonça Dias, Fernanda Karla Duailibe Fontes, Ivan Silva Andrade, Vilmar Santos de Almeida, Brunno Pereira Silva, Arnoldo Brasil Muniz Júnior, Renato Mendes Almeida, Ronald Rojas Concepción, Claudiony Henrique Dantas de Sousa Azevedo   +24 more
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Lateral window sinus elevation technique: managing challenges and complications.

Journal (Canadian Dental Association), 2016
Sinus floor elevation is commonly used in cases where alveolar bone resorption has led to insufficient bone height for the placement of dental implants. Lateral wall sinus elevation is carried out when the bone is severely deficient. Although this procedure has a high rate of success, it may present surgical problems.
Suzanne, Caudry, Michael, Landzberg
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The Low Window Sinus Lift

Implant Dentistry, 2018
Recently, a rational design of the window osteotomy, the "Low Window" technique, was proposed to facilitate sinus augmentation and reduce postsurgical patient discomfort; this article aims to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.Records were assessed retrospectively for patients who had sinus lifts using the low window approach, followed by implant ...
Terry, Zaniol, Alex, Zaniol, Antonio, Tedesco, Saverio, Ravazzolo   +3 more
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A prospective randomized controlled trial of two‐window versus solo‐window technique by lateral sinus floor elevation in atrophic posterior maxilla: Results from a 1‐year observational phase

Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research, 2017
AbstractBackgroundImplant failures are more common when multiple missing posterior teeth need lateral sinus floor elevation owing to inadequate tissue maturation after grafting. Effects of lateral window dimensions on vital bone formation have rarely been compared.PurposeTo compare endo‐sinus bone formation between two‐ and solo‐window techniques to ...
Huajie, Yu, Lixin, Qiu
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Vocal and ventricular fold lateralization using crossing sutures with the thyroplasty window technique for bilateral vocal fold immobility: long-term results

Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 2013
Vocal and ventricular fold lateralization using crossing sutures with the thyroplasty window technique is an effective and durable procedure for the management of patients with bilateral vocal fold immobility.To review the long-term results of bilateral vocal fold immobility in 26 patients treated with vocal and ventricular fold lateralization using ...
Murat, Songu, Hale, Aslan, Ilter, Denizoglu, Yilmaz, Ozkul, Sinan, Basoglu, Duzgun, Ates, Sedat, Ozturkcan, Huseyin, Katilmis   +7 more
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vNOTES hysterectomy using the lateral window technique in case of a ventrofixed uterus following previous cesarean sections: A video article

Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics and Human Reproduction
vNOTES uses the vagina as the surgical channel for endoscopy and achieves improved cosmesis compared to conventional laparoscopy as there are no abdominal incisions. Ventrofixation of the uterus to the abdominal wall following previous cesarean sections further adds to the surgeon's concern of bladder injury.
Géry, Solène, Gromez, Alexis, Thoumas, Jean-Baptiste, Crochet, Patrice, Braund, Sophia   +4 more
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