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Osteosynthesis in facial bone fractures using miniplates: Clinical and experimental studies
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“…Several mechanical studies use two points of load: one is where the sample is fixed and the other one is where the load is applied 121314. Moreover, as in this study, some authors have suggested the displacement until the system failure moment achieves four measures: load and displacement peak, and final load and displacement 1516…”
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“…Several mechanical studies use two points of load: one is where the sample is fixed and the other one is where the load is applied 121314. Moreover, as in this study, some authors have suggested the displacement until the system failure moment achieves four measures: load and displacement peak, and final load and displacement 1516…”
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“…Bicortical osteosynthesis, using a dynamic compression plate on the ventrolateral aspect of the mandible, provided a more rigid fixation than monocortical osteosynthesis using a miniplate, but no apparent difference was noted in the strength of the healed bones after 14 weeks (18). Two miniplates provided a less stable fixation of the mandible than a dynamic compression plate, following a 10 mm segmental mandibulectomy in dogs (19).…”
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“…They are of the opinion that reattachment of the canthus is not required in acute zygomatic fracture treatment but is preferred for secondary orbital reconstruction or in patients in whom a simultaneous coronal incision is employed. They also state that the approaches described reduce cutaneous scarring and provide generous exposure of the lower and lateral orbit.KunioIkemura et al (1988) (5) : did a study in fractures of zygomatic complex and found that there is no displacement of zygoma after fixation at frontozygomatic region using a miniplate and additional wiring at the infra orbital rim. They suggest that there is no need for three point or four pointfixation of zygoma except for complex or comminuted fractures as a bone plate gives stability in three planes.…”
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“…Several mechanical studies use two points of load: one is where the sample is fixed and the other one is where the load is applied 121314. Moreover, as in this study, some authors have suggested the displacement until the system failure moment achieves four measures: load and displacement peak, and final load and displacement 1516…”
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confidence: 88%
Abstract
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“…Bicortical osteosynthesis, using a dynamic compression plate on the ventrolateral aspect of the mandible, provided a more rigid fixation than monocortical osteosynthesis using a miniplate, but no apparent difference was noted in the strength of the healed bones after 14 weeks (18). Two miniplates provided a less stable fixation of the mandible than a dynamic compression plate, following a 10 mm segmental mandibulectomy in dogs (19).…”
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confidence: 94%
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“…They are of the opinion that reattachment of the canthus is not required in acute zygomatic fracture treatment but is preferred for secondary orbital reconstruction or in patients in whom a simultaneous coronal incision is employed. They also state that the approaches described reduce cutaneous scarring and provide generous exposure of the lower and lateral orbit.KunioIkemura et al (1988) (5) : did a study in fractures of zygomatic complex and found that there is no displacement of zygoma after fixation at frontozygomatic region using a miniplate and additional wiring at the infra orbital rim. They suggest that there is no need for three point or four pointfixation of zygoma except for complex or comminuted fractures as a bone plate gives stability in three planes.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Several mechanical studies use two points of load: one is where the sample is fixed and the other one is where the load is applied 121314. Moreover, as in this study, some authors have suggested the displacement until the system failure moment achieves four measures: load and displacement peak, and final load and displacement 1516…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 88%
Abstract
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“…Bicortical osteosynthesis, using a dynamic compression plate on the ventrolateral aspect of the mandible, provided a more rigid fixation than monocortical osteosynthesis using a miniplate, but no apparent difference was noted in the strength of the healed bones after 14 weeks (18). Two miniplates provided a less stable fixation of the mandible than a dynamic compression plate, following a 10 mm segmental mandibulectomy in dogs (19).…”
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confidence: 94%
Abstract
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“…They are of the opinion that reattachment of the canthus is not required in acute zygomatic fracture treatment but is preferred for secondary orbital reconstruction or in patients in whom a simultaneous coronal incision is employed. They also state that the approaches described reduce cutaneous scarring and provide generous exposure of the lower and lateral orbit.KunioIkemura et al (1988) (5) : did a study in fractures of zygomatic complex and found that there is no displacement of zygoma after fixation at frontozygomatic region using a miniplate and additional wiring at the infra orbital rim. They suggest that there is no need for three point or four pointfixation of zygoma except for complex or comminuted fractures as a bone plate gives stability in three planes.…”
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confidence: 99%