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Failure of silastin chin implant four years postoperatively.

Failure of a preformed Silastic chin implant nearly four years after insertion is reported. It is the obligation of all clinicians to report failures as well as successes to provide data for comprehensive evaluation of various techniques and materials.

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[Use of coral implants in maxillofacial and otorhinolaryngologic surgery].

The coral, as bio-compatible implant, has been used in several indications: in Otology: for ossicular chain and external auditory canal reconstruction. In Maxillo-facial surgery: for orbital floor, maxillary sinus and jawbone reconstruction. The first results of this study are favorable but coral resorption might be prevent by a careful sealing of the implant deep under the surface layer.

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[Effect of the methods of preparing aqueous extracts on the amount of soluble compounds in fascial prostheses].

Methods of testing products made of plastics in medicine do not take into account chemico-toxicological evaluation of biomaterials made of fibres or of foam plastics. According to the project of the monograph Compendium Medicamentorum COMECON, water extracts should be used, where the is proportion would be maintained: 30 g of biomaterial in 100 cm3 of water. The proportion, in case of products with well-developed surface, does not ensure that the material is wholly immersed in fluid. Therefore studies were made on the use of lower concentration of the material in water, with on the other hand, extraction time being prolonged. Summing up, the authors suggest, with regard to grafts, use of the following conditions of water extraction: temperature 120 degrees C, duration 60 min. proportion of the studied material in the amount of distilled water 1:10.

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