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Functional Reconstruction of the Mandible - Experimental Foundations and Clinical Experience (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1987)
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Functional Reconstruction of the Mandible - Experimental Foundations and Clinical Experience (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1987)
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Since 1958 the Association for the Study of Internal Fixation
(ASIF) has worked to establish the experimental and biomechanical
prin ciples of the operative treatment of fractures. It has been
proven that immediate, pain-free mobilization, made possible by
stable internal fixation, is the key to restoring function in a
fractured extremity. The same principles were applied in 1972173 by
Roland Schmoker, who developed a universal plate and sophisticated
instrument set designed initially for the treatment of comminuted
fractures of the mandible. To extend the applications of his plate
to reconstructions after ex tensive tumor resections, he
supplemented the device with tem poromandibular joint prostheses
and anchoring elements for the at tachment of dentures. He first
tested the functional stability of these implants experimentally in
sheep. Later he found that the minipig had a more human-like jaw
shape and masticatory action, and so he tested the implants in 37
mini pigs that underwent extensive mandibular re sections without
bone grafting, using sequential dye injections and postoperative
weight gain to chart the progress of osseous regener ation. Seven
other animals were not operated and served as controls."
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