Treatment and management of temporomandibular joint ankylosis-A review

Patturaja, Kiruthika; Krishnamoorthy, Karpagam

doi:10.5958/0974-360x.2016.00336.x

Intern. Jour. Contemp. Microbiol.

2016

DOI: 10.5958/0974-360x.2016.00336.x

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Treatment and management of temporomandibular joint ankylosis-A review

Kiruthika Patturaja¹,

Karpagam Krishnamoorthy²

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Mandibular Reconsctruction using Double Barrel Costal Non Vascularized Bone Graft with Stereolitographic Three Dimensional Printed Models

Satrya,

Rizqiawan,

Mulyawan

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Surgeons face problems in reconstructing the facial profile after mandibular resection aesthetically and practically. The stereolithographic method was used in the 3D virtual reconstruction program for preoperative planning. This study aims to document the use of 3D printed models in the reconstruction of mandibular ameloblastoma patients under general anesthesia after segmental resection with non-vascularized autogenous costal bone grafts arranged in double-barrel sequence at Airlangga University Hospital, Surabaya, Indonesia. A single ameloblastoma from an anterior mandibular patient undergoing segmental mandibular resection is reported here. Autodesk Fusion 360 was used preoperatively to simulate anatomical markers, surgical margins, and plate morphology to create 3D models used for plate pre-bending. The graft used for reconstruction is a non-vascularized autogenous costal bone graft which is then stacked with an anteroposterior double-barrel. The patient did not show any severe complications associated with the surgery. Stereolithographic helps determine the extent of the lesion in the mandible. 3D printing improves graft viability by enabling optimal planning of the template, reduces operating room time by pre-bent screw plates, and increases procedural precision. The photo was taken a long time to process using virtual reconstruction software, but it put the surgeon at ease.

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Mandibular Reconsctruction using Double Barrel Costal Non Vascularized Bone Graft with Stereolitographic Three Dimensional Printed Models

Satrya,

Rizqiawan,

Mulyawan

et al. 2024

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Sterile Subdural Empyema Mimicking Subdural Hemorrhage in Pediatric patient with History of Trauma

Jauhari,

Suryaningtyas,

Parenrengi

2024

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Intracranial subdural empyema (SDE) is a life-threatening infection. Surgery procedure for culture the empyema is essential to diagnosing and treating the patient. Nevertheless, in rare cases, culture can not identify the causative organism because microorganisms are not grown. A ten-year-old girl with the main complaint of weakness in the right hand since two days before admission. She fell off the bicycle two months before admission, and her head hit the ground. Nevertheless, the patient's condition was stable at that time, and there was no history of loss of consciousness. A head CT scan with and without contrast found a mass suggesting chronic subdural hemorrhage. The patient undergoes surgery with burr hole drainage for chronic SDH but intraoperatively found subdural empyema. SDE could be an uncommon, harmful, pus-filled accumulation of tissue between the outer dura and inner arachnoid mater. Meningitis is the most frequent cause of SDE in children and newborns. Despite the fact that operative cultures can identify the responsible organisms, 7% to 52% of instances result in no growth, which is primarily due to the use of antibiotics in the past or inappropriate anaerobic culture technique. Intracranial subdural empyema (SDE) is an emergency and life-threatening infection. SDE can also mimic chronic SDH and make it difficult to diagnose. Emergency surgery is required for a better outcome for the patient. Culture empyema from collecting pus is not always found in the microorganism pathogen, which could be in sterile conditions.

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Treatment and management of temporomandibular joint ankylosis-A review

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Mandibular Reconsctruction using Double Barrel Costal Non Vascularized Bone Graft with Stereolitographic Three Dimensional Printed Models

Mandibular Reconsctruction using Double Barrel Costal Non Vascularized Bone Graft with Stereolitographic Three Dimensional Printed Models

Sterile Subdural Empyema Mimicking Subdural Hemorrhage in Pediatric patient with History of Trauma

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