2015
DOI: 10.1111/cid.12355
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Anatomical Considerations on the Alveolar Antral Artery as Related to the Sinus Augmentation Surgical Procedure

Abstract: Anatomical variants of the AAA that may increase the risk of severe intraoperatory bleeding are frequent and must be detected by the clinician implementing the use of the CBCT.

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“…Thus, intrasinusal AAAs located between the sinus membrane and the bony wall makes critical the process of membrane detachment (9). This situation has been reported as the second most common (3,5) and accounts for 47.9% in our series. When the vessel follows a superficial course, external to the lateral wall of the sinus, the risk for haemorrhage would be higher when making the incisions, but not only during antrostomy (4).…”
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“…Thus, intrasinusal AAAs located between the sinus membrane and the bony wall makes critical the process of membrane detachment (9). This situation has been reported as the second most common (3,5) and accounts for 47.9% in our series. When the vessel follows a superficial course, external to the lateral wall of the sinus, the risk for haemorrhage would be higher when making the incisions, but not only during antrostomy (4).…”
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confidence: 64%
“…Bleeding then results in longer operative times and favour additional complications such as perforation of the sinus membrane, or reduction of blood supply and displacement of the graft (2). Certain anatomic circumstances, like the diameter and position of the AAA together with the proximity to the alveolar crest may condition the appearance of this kind of complications (3,5). Arteries whose diameter is below 1mm are not a problem (15), but those larger than 2mm may represent a risk for bleeding (2).…”
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