Use of stereolithographic cutting guides in corrective (wedge) Lefort I osteotomy

Seeberger, Robin; Scherfler, Sebastian; Freier, Kolja; Thiele, Oliver C.

doi:10.1016/j.bjoms.2010.09.010

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“…16,17,19 The combination of different 3D methods for diagnosis (CT and Mimics software), simulative model planning (3D RPM), and transfer (surgical guide and pre-bent titanium plates) allowed for complete 3D treatment of these patients. 15,[20][21][22] This paper reports on the combined use of RPM and surgical guides for the osteotomy and for segment repositioning, which demonstrates surgical planning before surgery. Our experience shows that the use of these devices in surgical planning has a high predictability and increasing precision in the procedure.…”

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Combined Use of Rapid-Prototyping Model and Surgical Guide in Correction of Mandibular Asymmetry Malformation Patients With Normal Occlusal Relationship

Xu¹,

Zhang²,

Shim³

et al. 2015

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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Combined Use of Rapid-Prototyping Model and Surgical Guide in Correction of Mandibular Asymmetry Malformation Patients With Normal Occlusal Relationship

Xu¹,

Zhang²,

Shim³

et al. 2015

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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“…With and adequate tissue segmenting and based on the extent of the cancer the doctor can make a concrete plan for the surgery, this way drastically reducing the time needed for the surgery and the amount of trauma that will affect the patient. [1][2][3][4] The data can be used for biomechanical modelling as well.…”

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Assessment of a large volume maxillofacial CBCT system-from biomechanical point of view-as a tool to build patient customized bio-models

Sándor¹,

Bujtár²,

Váradi³

et al. 2014

Biomech Hung

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The number of patients diagnosed with cancer is reaching a scarily high number worldwide. This is no different in the area of mandible cancer. Unfortunately Hungary is quite high up in the ladder. The registered known number of patients with mandible cancer and the associated number of death occurrences are also showing signifi cant data in the country. However it is easy to diagnose, alcohol consumption and smoking or just bad oral hygiene really pushes the statistics. Inside the oral cavity, in case of mandible cancer and late diagnosis the only viable solution is the bone resection. To determine the extent of the cancer and to carefully plan the surgery procedure or in case of models which were created for biomechanical examinations, the medical science more and more often uses the image based processes and tools. Next to the realistically built models a more punctual mechanical parameter simulation becomes possible. It is highly important that the necessary information is extracted from the patients with the least stress. With the shortest time and smallest radiation the image must be made in a way that the scan can be well evaluated and it is usable. Within the current examination in the medical fi eld of imaging methods a gold standard MSCT and a specifi cally in the head-neck region used CBCT methods will be compared specifi cally from biomechanical modelling point of view. During the comparison the gray value was examined by the use of a cadaver head. The results show that the gray values provided by CBCT differs slightly from the MSCT values that is considered as reference. The more extent absolute error occurs with less frequency. Based on these facts the CBCT can be used for the density based material comparison for biomechanical models with less radiation dose.

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“…Based on this virtual osteotomy prediction, stereo lithographic cutting guides are produced. The wedged Le Fort I osteotomy is then done alongside the guide as planned.…”

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Le Fort I osteotomy for non‐orthognathic surgery indications: a review

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Use of stereolithographic cutting guides in corrective (wedge) Lefort I osteotomy

Cited by 14 publications

References 2 publications

Combined Use of Rapid-Prototyping Model and Surgical Guide in Correction of Mandibular Asymmetry Malformation Patients With Normal Occlusal Relationship

Combined Use of Rapid-Prototyping Model and Surgical Guide in Correction of Mandibular Asymmetry Malformation Patients With Normal Occlusal Relationship

Assessment of a large volume maxillofacial CBCT system-from biomechanical point of view-as a tool to build patient customized bio-models

Le Fort I osteotomy for non‐orthognathic surgery indications: a review

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