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Назив: | Computer-aided methods for single-stage fibrous dysplasia excision and reconstruction in the zygomatico-orbital complex | Аутори: | Budak, Igor Kiralj, Aleksandar Šokac, Mario Santoši, Željko Eggbeer D. Peel S. |
Датум издавања: | 13-мај-2019 | Часопис: | Rapid Prototyping Journal | Сажетак: | © 2019, Emerald Publishing Limited. Purpose: Computer-aided design and additive manufacture (CAD/AM) technologies are sufficiently refined and meet the necessary regulatory requirements for routine incorporation into the medical field, with long-standing application in surgeries of the maxillofacial and craniofacial regions. They have resulted in better medical care for patients and faster, more accurate procedures. Despite ever-growing evidence about the advantages of computer-aided planning, CAD and AM in surgery, detailed reporting on critical design decisions that enable methodological replication and the development and establishment of guidelines to ensure safety are limited. This paper aims to present a novel application of CAD and AM to a single-stage resection and reconstruction of fibrous dysplasia in the zygoma and orbit. Design/methodology/approach: It is reported in sufficient fidelity to permit methods replication and design guideline developments in future cases, wherever they occur in the world. The collaborative approach included engineers, designers, surgeons and prosthetists to design patient-specific cutting guides and a custom implant. An iterative design process was used, until the desired shape and function were achieved, for both of the devices. The surgery followed the CAD plan precisely and without problems. Immediate post-operative subjective clinical judgements were of an excellent result. Findings: At 19 months post-op, a CT scan was undertaken to verify the clinical and technical outcomes. Dimensional analysis showed maximum deviation of 4.73 mm from the plan to the result, while CAD-Inspection showed that the deviations ranged between −0.1 and −0.8 mm and that the majority of deviations were located around −0.3 mm. Originality/value: Improvements are suggested and conclusions drawn regarding the design decisions considered critical to a successful outcome for this type of procedure in the future. | URI: | https://open.uns.ac.rs/handle/123456789/303 | ISSN: | 13552546 | DOI: | 10.1108/RPJ-05-2018-0116 |
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