The One-Stage Method of Cranioplasty with Acrylic Plastic

Rietz, Karl-Axel

doi:10.3171/jns.1958.15.2.0176

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Cranial Defects With Communication To Paranasal Sinus1

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“…The repair of skull defects (by means of acrylates) with open paranasal sinuses was until recently contraindicated because of the danger of infection [6,74,141]. Today this condition represents only relative contraindication since new forms of methylmethacrylates into which antibiotics are incorporated (Palacos® R with Gentamycin®, Schering; Riphocim-Palacos® R, Merck) have appeared [87,133].…”

Section: Cranial Defects With Communication To Paranasal Sinusmentioning

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Cranioplasty

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“…The material (Surgical Simplex PI) was originally borrowed from the neurosurgical unit where it had been used for cranioplasty. The use of acrylic for this purpose is well documented (Robinson and Macalister, 1954;Rietz, 1958). An acrylic is a synthetic plastic resin derived from acrylic acid.…”

Section: Tumours Of the Chest Wallmentioning

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