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[Temporary bridging of defects in mandibular resections with osteosynthesis methods].

In a survey, the three conventional methods of bridging a defect (immediate rib transplant, extraoral Becker splinting and intraoral metal plate bridging) are studied. The advantages and disadvantages of the pertinent method are described. Although metal plate bridging has risks and disadvantages, clinical experience has shown the great advantages of this temporary method in extensive mandibular resections with soft tissue covering the defect.

Bone Plates↗

Microvascular free-tissue transfer with rigid internal fixation for reconstruction of the mandible following tumor resection.

The authors described their experience using rigid internal fixation techniques in combination with free microvascular tissue transfer for the immediate reconstruction of mandibular defects following tumor ablation. The technique allows immediate return of jaw motion and limited function while assuring maintenance of occlusion and reasonable cosmesis.

Fracture Fixation, Internal↗