Facelift approach for mandibular resection and reconstruction

Abstract

The facelift approach is a valid option for resecting and reconstructing benign lesions involving the mandibular ramus, angle, and posterior body.

The Role of Virtual Surgical Planning in the Era of Robotic Surgery

“… 1 Recently, there have been many trials to optimize esthetic results in various types of tumor surgery and in reconstruction of mandible. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Among them, VSP and robotic surgery are coming into general use. Together, they enable a cost-effective procedure and shorten the operation time compared with traditional planning.…”

A multicenter survey on computer‐aided design and computer‐aided manufacturing mandibular reconstruction from Italian community

“…During group discussion, this was explained by the fact that in the majority of cases, access is planned based on tumor resection needs, while reconstructive procedures are only a secondary consideration. However, it is clear that when intraoral resection and reconstruction are planned (Bianchi, Ferri, Ferrari, Copelli, & Sesenna, , ) (e.g., for the management of some benign conditions in young patients), preplating (if possible) is often complicated and in such cases CAD/CAM systems offer the advantage of optimal flap insetting without the need for the additional field exposure usually required to allow checking of plate shape and positioning.…”

52 Mandibular Reconstruction and Osseointegrated Dental Implants

“…(continued) This document was downloaded for personal use only. Unauthorized distribution is strictly prohibited.use of this technique, which should be included in the surgical armamentarium for mandibular reconstruction 92,93. …”