2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.joms.2012.10.031
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Intraoperative Imaging With a 3D C-Arm System After Zygomatico-Orbital Complex Fracture Reduction

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“…The reconstruction results may be controlled instantly and corrected immediately if needed. A beneficial finding that is also described in previous studies of intraoperative imaging [15,18,21,23].…”
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“…The reconstruction results may be controlled instantly and corrected immediately if needed. A beneficial finding that is also described in previous studies of intraoperative imaging [15,18,21,23].…”
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“…Mostly CBCT is used, which has a poorer contrast than Medical CT scans. High-contrast structures as bone and radio-opaque reconstruction materials may be imaged comparable to Medical CT scans and therefore adequately assessed [23]. In the same study the 3D C-arm system is described as an effective tool for intraoperative evaluation of reduction in ZMC fractures.…”
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“…to monitor the effectiveness of parathyroid gland surgery in hyperthyroidism), and improvements in imaging technology and micro‐catheter design will broaden future applications in the management of malignant lesions . Intraoperative imaging for the repair of facial fractures provides immediate feedback to surgeons about inadequacies in fracture reduction and implant placement, leading to improved surgical outcomes . While CBCT technology is likely to gain more popularity in interventional and intraoperative imaging in the future, this will require improvement in image quality (e.g.…”
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“…13 Postoperative complications and facial contours were evaluated during the fellow-up. 14 The functional recovery was evaluated by the difference between the pre-operative 15 maximum interincisal mouth-opening and that of the final follow-up. 16 Results Twenty-three patients were included in the case series.…”
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