2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijom.2007.06.017
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Preliminary functional results of endoscope-assisted transoral treatment of displaced bilateral condylar mandible fractures

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“…11,15,34 Furthermore, some authors have reported that endoscope-assisted treatment of subcondylar fractures has achieved good clinical results during a relatively long-term follow-up. 5,18,35,36 Schmelzeisen et al 5 reported the first randomized controlled study comparing extraoral approaches without endoscopic assistance for ORIF with a transoral endoscopically assisted approach. They reported that the transoral endoscopically assisted approach provided better clinical results in terms of facial nerve injury compared with extraoral approaches.…”
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“…11,15,34 Furthermore, some authors have reported that endoscope-assisted treatment of subcondylar fractures has achieved good clinical results during a relatively long-term follow-up. 5,18,35,36 Schmelzeisen et al 5 reported the first randomized controlled study comparing extraoral approaches without endoscopic assistance for ORIF with a transoral endoscopically assisted approach. They reported that the transoral endoscopically assisted approach provided better clinical results in terms of facial nerve injury compared with extraoral approaches.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[16,17,19,21,22,[29][30][31][32][33][34] The transoral approach, which is minimally invasive, can reduce a subcondylar fracture without facial scarring or facial nerve injury. Troulis and Kaban described an extraoral endoscopic approach to manage subcondylar fractures.…”
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“…Yoo et al 1 used the endoscopic technique for anterior table frontal sinus fracture reduction. Wang et al 2 and Schoen et al 3 reported reduction and internal fixation of condylar and ramus fractures of mandible using endoscope-assisted surgery. The technique of reducing long-standing condylar dislocation was also reported by Deng et al 4 Sembronio et al 5 described endoscopic removal of a large mandibular keratocyst.…”
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