Colgajo lingual para cierre de fístula oronasal: aportación a la técnica

Licéaga-Escalera, Carlos; Vélez-Cruz, Madeleine

doi:10.1016/j.maxilo.2011.07.001

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“…We consider in terms of a secure grip, 21 days to be sufficient time to pass before the second surgery where a section of the flap is made, just as published by Sodhi and Prakash. 17,20…”

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“…Very voluminous flaps on the other hand, will impede a correct phonation and will provoke discomfort in the patient. [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] We consider in terms of a secure grip, 21 days to be sufficient time to pass before the second surgery where a section of the flap is made, just as published by Sodhi and Prakash. 17,20 Study limitations: being a retrospective investigation and lack of available data about primary palatoplasty before referral to our center.…”

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Tongue Flap for Management of Large Palatal Fistulas

Giugliano

Roldán

Claure

et al. 2022

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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: One of the worst complications after a primary palatoplasty is the lesion of the neurovascular bundle, results into a type of flap necrosis, having as a final consequence a residual palatine fistula. In our institution the authors usually use tongue flap to repair large fistulas. The authors retrospectively reviewed all patients with large palatal fistulas that were repaired with tongue flap at Fundacion Gantz between January 2002 and December 2020. Fundacion Gantz has 1.067 patients with palatal surgeries, with an incidence of 5,8% for palatal fistulas and 3,2% (n = 2) were considered large. Surgery was done on 24 patients with large residual palatal fistula, all of them with tongue flaps as outpatient surgery. Fifteen were girls and 9 were boys, between 13 and 40 years. The average size of the fistula was 2,5 cm and 100% are localized in the anterior palate. The incidence of complications with tongue flap was 12, 5%: 2 dehiscences and 1 persistent residual fistula. The authors had no complications in phonation due to the lingual donor area. The authors consider that this outpatient surgery, is a reprodutible and safe technique, with a low rate of complications, which allows us to recommend it for the treatment of large palatal fistulas.

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“…We consider in terms of a secure grip, 21 days to be sufficient time to pass before the second surgery where a section of the flap is made, just as published by Sodhi and Prakash. 17,20…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tongue Flap for Management of Large Palatal Fistulas

Giugliano

Roldán

Claure

et al. 2022

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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Third Molar Iatrogenic Displacement to Maxilary Sinus: Clinical Case Report

Coello¹

2017

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The relationship of the maxillary posterior teeth to the maxillary sinuses has important clinical connotations. One of the main risks is the rupture or perforation of the sinus membrane (Schneider) and the projection of the tooth involved in the dental extraction and procedures of surgical extraction of the roots. Rescue of a third upper molar within the maxillary sinus requires a sufficient access area, which allows visualization and extraction with ease, for this the surgical technique of the side window Caldwell-Luc is usually the first choice. The present article shows a clinical case of displacement to the maxillary sinus by iatrogeny during the extraction of a third molar, and its surgical resolution.

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Colgajo lingual para cierre de fístula oronasal: aportación a la técnica

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Tongue Flap for Management of Large Palatal Fistulas

Tongue Flap for Management of Large Palatal Fistulas

Third Molar Iatrogenic Displacement to Maxilary Sinus: Clinical Case Report

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