Volume changes of autogenous bone grafts after alveolar ridge augmentation of atrophic maxillae and mandibles

Sbordone, Ludovico; Toti, Paolo; Fabris, Giovanni Battista Menchini; Sbordone, Carlo; Piombino, Pasquale; Guidetti, Franco

doi:10.1016/j.ijom.2009.06.024

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“…In most of these cases the degree of resorption is very significant, for that reason, grafts from oral cavity removed under local anesthesia become limited (Schwartz-Arad & Levin, 2007;Sbordone et al). Thus, regions such as the iliac crest, calvaria, tibia, fibula, rib, are preferred in these cases (Iturriaga & Ruiz; Nyström et al; Orsini et al; Prolo).…”

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“…Thus, regions such as the iliac crest, calvaria, tibia, fibula, rib, are preferred in these cases (Iturriaga & Ruiz; Nyström et al; Orsini et al; Prolo). The iliac crest and skull are frequently chosen as donor sites for this kind of treatment (Sbordone et al;Sjöstrom et al;Strong & Moulthrop, 2000). It is known that the calvaria graft has lower morbidity when compared to iliac crest, both by the reduced postoperative pain and for not cause difficulty in walking (Iturriaga & Ruiz; Nyström et al; Orsini et al; Prolo; Sbordone et al).…”

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“…Thus, in the large reconstructions of maxillary atrophy, extraoral areas, mainly arising from the iliac crest or skull, are well set (Ramalho-Ferreira et al, 2010;Sbordone et al, 2009;Sjöstrõm et al, 2007).…”

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Particularities in the Surgical Technique of Calvaria Graft

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Int. J. Odontostomat.

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Calvaria grafts provide good bone quantity for the reconstruction of the atrophic maxilla, and have lower morbidity and resorption rates when compared to iliac crest. The aim of this paper is to present the technique for obtaining a graft of the skull. Initially, the depth of the osteotomy is determined by a manually conducted bur, which establishes the limits of the structures of the skull (outer table, diploe and inner table), making the removal of bone blocks easier and safer. Thus, osteotomies of the blocks are made with greater security, avoiding the complications inherent to surgical technique. The case that will be presented it is from a male patient of 65 years who refused to submit to the iliac crest graft, opting for the calvaria, despite being bald, that is a contraindication for this treatment modality. A delicate suture associated with placement of titanium mesh to maintain the conformation of the patient's skull in the region of the bone defect, created after removal of the graft, provided a good cosmetic result at the donor site. The use of titanium mesh for re-anatomization of bone defects created in the grafts is well indicated for bald patients.

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Particularities in the Surgical Technique of Calvaria Graft

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“…Em muitos casos, tem sido empregado o enxerto autógeno de áreas extraorais (NYSTRÖM et al, 2009;SBORDONE et al, 2009 O índice de sobrevivência de implantes dentários instalados em área da maxila e mandíbula, reconstruídas ou não com enxerto ósseo autógeno, tem sido relatado em diversos estudos (HIGUCHI; FOLMER; KULTJE, 1995;SANT'ANA, 1997;BROCARD et al, 2000;MORAES JUNIOR, 2002;NAERT et al, 2002;MOY et al, 2005;TOLSTUNOV et al, 2007 Para determinar se o tratamento com implantes dentários obteve sucesso, um conjunto de variáveis tem sido utilizado: ausência de mobilidade, ausência de infecção ou inflamação durante o exame clínico, ausência de fratura, ausência de radiolucência ou perda óssea detectável radiograficamente (inferior a 1,5mm no primeiro ano de carga e de 0,2mm nos anos subsequentes) (ALBREKTSSON et al, 1986;BUSER et al, 1997;DEGIDI et al, 2005). As falhas podem ser divididas em: imediata (não ocorre osseointegração do implante) e tardia (após a osseointegração e depois da aplicação de carga sobre o implante) (MANOR et al, 2009).…”

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“…No caso de defeitos maiores, o emprego de sítios extraorais é indicado, sendo a crista ilíaca frequentemente utilizada. Quando um volume limitado de tecido ósseo é necessário para reconstruir defeitos localizados, tem-se empregado os sítios intraorais, sendo a mandíbula o local mais comum (ASTRAND; NORD;BRANEMARK, 1996;MISCH, 1997 SCHWARTZ-ARAD;SIGAL, 2005;NÓIA et al, 2009;SBORDONE et al, 2009).…”

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