Lateral transport osteogenesis in maxillofacial oncology patients for rehabilitation with dental implantsa retrospective case series

1. Arturo Bilbao Alonso
2. J.M. García Rielo
3. Pablo Ignacio Varela Centelles
4. Juan Manuel Seoane Lestón

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DOI: 10.4317/MEDORAL.18103 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

Objectives: To report on the use of lateral transport osteogenesis in cancer patients after maxillo/mandibular resections and on the implant survival rate in the generated bone Material and Methods: Four patients treated using lateral transport osteogenesis entered this descriptive study and were retrospectively studied (mean age 55; range 41-62). Results: Reconstruction of segmentary defects after surgical and radiological cancer treatment on maxilla and mandible was achieved. No relevant intra- or post-operative complications occurred. No differences on implant survival were observed between patients who had received radiotherapy and those who had not. Conclusions: This approach can be considered a recommendable reconstructive option after oral cancer treatment �including radiotherapy- particularly for high-surgical-risk, collaborative patients.

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