Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Postsurgical Evaluation of Patients With Mandibular Condyle Fractures Treated Using the Transparotid Approach: Our Experience

Retromandibular Transparotid Approach for Subcondylar Mandibular Fractures: A retrospective study

“…The treatment approach to the mandibular condyle fractures is one of the most widely debated subject in maxillofacial traumatology. [8] Conservative treatment may lead to malocclusion, anterior open-bite, facial asymmetry, internal derangement, chronic joint pain, and reduced mobility. [9] The miniplate osteosynthesis of the subcondylar process using an extraoral approach is currently the most popular method followed by the miniplate osteosynthesis using a transoral approach.…”

Relação de fraturas mandibulares com a presença de terceiros molares inferiores e suas posições

“…As fraturas mandibulares correspondem cerca de 15,5 a 59% das fraturas faciais e podem ser classificadas pelas áreas anatômicas envolvidas: sínfise, corpo, ângulo, ramo, processo condilar, processo coronoide e processo alveolar (Dingman & Natvig, 1964;Olson et al, 1982;Saponaro et al, 2009;Antic et al, 2016). Sendo, as regiões mais acometidas o côndilo (29,1%), o ângulo (24,5%) e a sínfise (22%) (Dingman & Natvig, 1964;Olson et al, 1982;Saponaro et al, 2009;Antic et al, 2016).…”