Obturators versus flaps after maxillary oncological ablation: A systematic review and best evidence synthesis
Maxilla and midface defects caused by ablative surgery involve a high level of psychological and physical trauma in patients [1]. Reconstruction of maxillectomy defects is one of the most difficult challenges for the head and neck reconstructive surgeon [2]. Maxillectomy defects can be treated by prosthetic obturation, autologous tissue reconstruction, or a combination of both. However, selection of the optimal approach is still controversial.
Source: Oral Oncology - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Yubin Cao, Changhao Yu, Wei Liu, Cheng Miao, Bo Han, Jianong Yang, Longjiang Li, Chunjie Li Tags: Review Source Type: research
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