Etiopathogenesis of pathological mandibular fracture: literature review and case reports
Kelly Bienk DIAS,
Anne Carolina Ferreira VITANCORT,
Plínio Abel Alexandre da COSTA
et al.
Abstract:Pathological mandibular fractures are fractures induced by pathologies affecting the mandible’s base or those resulting from forces that would typically be tolerable if the bone were not compromised by an underlying condition. These fractures often present complex clinical scenarios owing to the compromised bone integrity caused by the pathology, which impedes resolution. Systemic changes may also diminish the capacity for bone neoformation, significantly limiting therapeutic options. Therefore, this study aim… Show more
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