2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.emc.2018.09.012
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The Diagnosis and Management of Facial Bone Fractures

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“…It should contain distributed, interconnected pores and display a high porosity in order to ensure cell penetration, vascular ingrowth, nutrient diffusion, and waste product elimination [87]. Another key component to allow proper cell colonization (cells bound to ligands within 6 Stem Cells International the scaffold) is the mean pore size [88]. The minimum recommended pore size for a scaffold is 100 μm [89] based on the early work of Hulbert et al [90], but subsequent studies have shown better osteogenesis for implants with pores > 300 μm [91,92].…”
Section: Materials Properties Of Scaffoldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It should contain distributed, interconnected pores and display a high porosity in order to ensure cell penetration, vascular ingrowth, nutrient diffusion, and waste product elimination [87]. Another key component to allow proper cell colonization (cells bound to ligands within 6 Stem Cells International the scaffold) is the mean pore size [88]. The minimum recommended pore size for a scaffold is 100 μm [89] based on the early work of Hulbert et al [90], but subsequent studies have shown better osteogenesis for implants with pores > 300 μm [91,92].…”
Section: Materials Properties Of Scaffoldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These bone defects may result from systemic or local causes. Systemic conditions include congenital abnormalities [2], general diseases [3], and medications [4], while local conditions comprise inflammation [5] or traumatic injuries, such as accidents [6] or dental and surgical treatments. Dental treatments, such as tooth extraction [7], and surgical treatments, such as surgical resection of benign or malignant neoplasms [8], may lead to substantial jaw bone defects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No que tange à anatomia do nariz, sua estrutura é composta pelos ossos nasais, septo nasal, processo nasal do osso frontal, processo frontal da maxila, osso etmoide, vômer e estruturas cartilaginosas (Lu et al, 2017). Os ossos nasais, devido a sua delgacidade e localização proeminente na face, estão mais susceptíveis a traumas e, consequentemente, são os ossos da face mais frequentemente fraturados em adultos (Hoffmann, 2015;Davis & Chu, 2015;Fattahi & Salman, 2019;Chukwulebe & Hogrefe, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…A fratura nasal tem como suas principais causas: agressão física, acidentes automobilísticos, queda da própria altura e lesões relacionadas ao esporte ( Fornazieri et al, 2008;Davis & Chu, 2015). Além disso, o grupo mais propenso a sofrer uma lesão nasal é composto por indivíduos do gênero masculino, que apresentam entre 20 e 30 anos ( Fornazieri et al, 2008;Chukwulebe & Hogrefe, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Suelen ser causadas por traumatismos de alta energía cinética (lesiones por accidentes de tránsito o traumatismos por impacto balístico) y representan entre el 4% y el 10% de todas las fracturas faciales (Kim et al, 2016). Por lo general ocurren en forma concomitante a otras lesiones que pueden comprometer la vía aérea del paciente o estar asociadas a lesiones intracraneales y de la columna cervical, de manera que es fundamental tener en consideración el manejo inicial del trauma: control de la vía aérea y columna cervical, respiración, circulación, valoración del estado neurológico y exposición y control ambiental (ABCDE) para la estabilización del paciente (Chukwulebe & Hogrefe, 2019). Posterior a la estabilización del paciente, el cirujano maxilofacial es el encargado de dar tratamiento quirúrgico a las fracturas panfaciales, y para un tratamiento exitoso requiere de la comprensión de los componentes de los patrones de fractura y la capacidad de relacionarlos anatómicamente con los elementos estables del cráneo (Choi & Kim, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified