Titlebook: Innovations and New Developments in Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction; Julio Acero Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Head and

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New Developments and Biomaterials in Reconstruction of Defects of the Alveolar Ridge in Implant Surte loading. They may be indicated in atrophic maxilla and special situations such as reconstruction after cancer or trauma and dental agenesis..Surgical planning is the key point to achieve a perfect implant positioning according to the prosthetic goal. Placement of the zygomatic implants will deter

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Principles of Navigation,chnical review of the elements that make up navigation and planning systems..We review the basics for performing navigated surgery, from image acquisition, presurgical planning, patient and operating room staff placement, intraoperative imaging and postoperative review tools currently offered by the

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Computer-Assisted Surgery in Mandibular Reconstruction,old standard and the fibula flap can be considered as the work-horse flap. Transforming the long straight fibular bone into a three-dimensional structure that matches the original mandibular shape has classically been a difficult and time consuming procedure largely dependent on the surgeon’s experi

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Advances and Innovations in Reconstruction of the Maxilla and Midface Utilizing Computer-Assisted Stosis) or acquired defects (e.g. after trauma or tumor resection) remains one of the greatest surgical challenges due to its complex three-dimensional anatomy and surrounding vital structures. The implementation of computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology and the use o

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Preoperative Assessment and Monitoring of Free Flaps,centres. While this is reassuring at a population level, free-flap failure and its sequelae can be devastating to the individual patient who is affected and arguably the stakes are highest in the head and neck region due to the cosmetic and functional implications. The risk of flap failure is also a