The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2022
Condylar Fractures: Multistep Surgical Planning by Mini-Invasive Approach, Patient Series.
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Cortese Antonio, Catalano Salvatore, Rauso Raffaele, Claudio Pier Paolo
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PURPOSE: Surgical treatment for condylar fractures is a challenging procedure most debated in scientific literature without a broad consensus on the selection of surgical techniques to be used and relative indications.The goal of this work is to propose a multistep surgical planning for condylar fractures based on an effective mini-invasive approach and safe procedure aimed to avoid as much as possible skin incision in the aesthetic areas of the face and neck, to decrease the risk of facial nerve injury.
METHODS: Ten patients with dislocated condylar neck fractures and sub-condylar fractures were included in this study.All the patients were studied with radiological images, computed tomography scans with three-dimensional reconstructions preoperatively and immediate postoperatively.Patients were evaluated pre- and post-operatively for dental occlusion, bone fragment alignment after reduction and after fixation, facial nerve functionality, skin scarring, temporomandibular joint functionality, temporomandibular joint symptomatology, and patient satisfaction.
RESULTS: Results were satisfactory for different parameters evaluated. No significant complications resulted in follow-up, particularly for facial nerve injury. By using this multistep procedure with each stage functional to the following one, the authors achieved satisfactory results following treatment of dislocated condylar fractures.
METHODS: Ten patients with dislocated condylar neck fractures and sub-condylar fractures were included in this study.All the patients were studied with radiological images, computed tomography scans with three-dimensional reconstructions preoperatively and immediate postoperatively.Patients were evaluated pre- and post-operatively for dental occlusion, bone fragment alignment after reduction and after fixation, facial nerve functionality, skin scarring, temporomandibular joint functionality, temporomandibular joint symptomatology, and patient satisfaction.
RESULTS: Results were satisfactory for different parameters evaluated. No significant complications resulted in follow-up, particularly for facial nerve injury. By using this multistep procedure with each stage functional to the following one, the authors achieved satisfactory results following treatment of dislocated condylar fractures.