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FRONTAL BÖLGE DEFEKTLERİNDE REKONSTRUKSİYON

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  • İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 1999

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Abstract (2. Language): 
The reconstruction in the defects of the frontal region. Bony tissue defects in the fronîal region generally result following a severe trauma. The injury usually involves the surrounding struc-tures and other systems of the body. In these patients the priority is the stabiiization of the general condition followed by neurosurgİcal and ophthalmologic consultations. Autogenous bone grafts or alloplastic materials can be used for the reconstruction of the bony defects in the frontal region in the late period. In this study; 14 patients whosc frontal region bony defects reconstructed by utilizing calvarial bone is demonstrated and the results are discussed.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Fronîal bölge kemik doku defektleri genellikle şiddetli travma sonucu meydana gelir. Sıklıkla komşu yapıları ve diğer sistemleri de etkileyen bir yaralanma vardır. Bu hastalarda akut dönemde genel durum stabilİzasyonu sağlanır, nöroşirurji ve oftalmoloji konsültasyonları tamamlanır. Geç dönemde frontal bölgede meydana gelen deformitelerin onarımı için otojen kemik greftleri veya alloplastik materyaller kullanılabilir. Bu çalışmamızda kliniğimize başvuran toplam 14 hastada kalvarial kemik grefti ile frontal bölge deformitelerinin onarımını ve sonuçlarını tartıştık.
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