Annals of maxillofacial surgery · 2024
Rehabilitation of Acquired Maxillary and Mandibular Defects Secondary to Mucormycosis - A Case Series.
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Pandya Haren B, Bhad Kaustubh M, Patel Vimesh R, Diwan Shaswat R, Dave Harsh Manoj
Аннотация
RATIONALE: To suggest a directing algorithm for rehabilitative management of complex soft and hard tissue defects due to mucormycosis.
PATIENT CONCERNS: An utmost need for surgical, reconstructive and rehabilitative options; functional, aesthetic, acceptable to the patient and enduring rehabilitation.
DIAGNOSIS: Different cases of rhinomaxillary mucormycosis pertaining to the facial skeleton, diagnosed with the help of radiographic as well as fungal cultures.
TREATMENT: Thorough medical assessment, and antifungal prescription; followed by surgical resection of the affected areas, rigorous follow-up scheme and later rehabilitation with the help of implants and immediate loading.
OUTCOMES: Regular follow-ups for at least one year and successful rehabilitation providing acceptable functional outcomes.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: Unconventional pathologies like rhinomaxillary mucormycosis infecting the jaws require novel, unprecedented and elaborate procedures both surgical and reconstructive based on sound scientific principles. There must be a vision for the rehabilitation of such cases right from the commencement of the surgical treatment.
PATIENT CONCERNS: An utmost need for surgical, reconstructive and rehabilitative options; functional, aesthetic, acceptable to the patient and enduring rehabilitation.
DIAGNOSIS: Different cases of rhinomaxillary mucormycosis pertaining to the facial skeleton, diagnosed with the help of radiographic as well as fungal cultures.
TREATMENT: Thorough medical assessment, and antifungal prescription; followed by surgical resection of the affected areas, rigorous follow-up scheme and later rehabilitation with the help of implants and immediate loading.
OUTCOMES: Regular follow-ups for at least one year and successful rehabilitation providing acceptable functional outcomes.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: Unconventional pathologies like rhinomaxillary mucormycosis infecting the jaws require novel, unprecedented and elaborate procedures both surgical and reconstructive based on sound scientific principles. There must be a vision for the rehabilitation of such cases right from the commencement of the surgical treatment.