Osteosynthese bei kranialen und mittleren Gesichtsschädelfrakturen*

Haug, Hilde Haugberg; Terrahe, K; Meyer, Hans‐Joachim

doi:10.1055/s-2007-1008007

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“…Plastic reconstruction with PMMA [15] is only necessary in very extended or infected open fractures and is increasingly being replaced by refixation, since this technical procedure with mini-and microplates has improved over ancient strategies like wires and sutures. Neurosurgeons have gained from experience in accident and ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgery which led to the development of mini-and microplate systems [3,5,11]. These systems are small, flexible, and sufficiently stable.…”

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A new method for surgical repair of impression fractures of the cranial vault and frontal sinus with rivet-like titanium clamps

Wörner¹,

Lange²,

Herzog³

et al. 2001

Neurosurg Rev

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Conventional methods of stabilizing fragments in cranial impression fracture include the use of threads, wires, plates, etc. A new approach to facilitate this surgery is the use of titanium clamps, presented here in five cases, including one with frontal sinus fracture. Surgery was performed on admission day, with the exception of the sinus fracture. Compared with the use of mini- and microplates, the procedure was simple and short. The fixation was very rigid and the esthetic result excellent in all five cases. Skin irritation was minimal, compared with that from miniplates. Computed tomography and MRI compatibility due to artifacts are identical to those with miniplates.

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“…These systems are small, flexible, and sufficiently stable. Because of their slim construction, they can also be used in very thin and fragile bone [5]. However, their use is relatively time-consuming and expensive.…”

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A new method for surgical repair of impression fractures of the cranial vault and frontal sinus with rivet-like titanium clamps

Wörner¹,

Lange²,

Herzog³

et al. 2001

Neurosurg Rev

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“…In der Versorgung der Mittelgesichtsfrakturen hat sich ein Wandel von der mehrheitlich geschlossenen zur über-wiegend operativen Therapie mit Miniplattenosteosynthese vollzogen [9,12,13,16].…”

Section: Die Spätfolgen Lateraler Und Zentraler Mittelgesichtsfrakturunclassified

Die Spätfolgen lateraler und zentraler Mittelgesichtsfrakturen nach osteosynthetischer Versorgung mit Miniplatten

Bergler

Hoffmann

Hörmann

1997

HNO

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Despite significant progress in the therapy of craniofacial injuries permanent consequences of the trauma are still likely to occur. It has been possible to follow-up 105 (65.2%) of the 161 patients who were treated for lateral and central midfacial fractures in our department between 1989 and 1991. Pathological findings on follow-up were found in 48.6% of our patients. Most frequent were persistent disturbances of the sensitivity in the area of the second branch of the trigeminal nerve (32.4%). Patients who were operated within the first week after trauma did have significantly less sensory disturbances than patients who underwent surgery later. 7.6% of our patients had permanent double vision (4.8% in their primary vision field). After subciliary incision 3% had an ectropium which was not found after transconjunctival incision. There was no significant difference in the cosmetic outcome of the two approaches. In one patient who received silicone for restoration of the orbital floor the plate did migrate. Other materials that were used for orbital floor reconstruction did not cause problems. Based on the post-operative results improvements for the therapeutic regimen are discussed.

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1989

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Osteosynthese bei kranialen und mittleren Gesichtsschädelfrakturen*

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A new method for surgical repair of impression fractures of the cranial vault and frontal sinus with rivet-like titanium clamps

A new method for surgical repair of impression fractures of the cranial vault and frontal sinus with rivet-like titanium clamps

Die Spätfolgen lateraler und zentraler Mittelgesichtsfrakturen nach osteosynthetischer Versorgung mit Miniplatten

Verletzungen des seitlichen Mittelgesichtes

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