Journal of stomatology, oral and maxillofacial surgery · 2023
Navigational exploration of bony defect mimicking a solid lesion of the mandible compared to conventional surgery by young professionals.
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Spille Johannes, Bube Nele, Wagner Juliane, Spille Dorothee, Birkenfeld Falk, Kübel Paul, Wiltfang Jörg, Gülses Aydin
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: The aim of the current study was to evaluate the accuracy of resection a solid lesion in an acrylic lower jaw by young professionals using a dynamic computer-assisted surgical system comparted to conventional surgery technique.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Twenty students performed the removal of the lesion conventionally and twenty students did the operation with a dynamic computer-assisted surgical system. Both groups were compared regarding the defect size, operation time, and surgical complications.
RESULTS: The defect size in the jaw was significant smaller with the navigated surgery (p < 0.001). Operation time was shorter without navigation system, but no significance was found (p = 0.137). Without navigation system three young professionals perforated the lingual cortex.
DISCUSSION: Navigated surgery can immediately be used by young professionals and support young surgeons in everyday clinical practice, especially in operations with difficult anatomic situations.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Twenty students performed the removal of the lesion conventionally and twenty students did the operation with a dynamic computer-assisted surgical system. Both groups were compared regarding the defect size, operation time, and surgical complications.
RESULTS: The defect size in the jaw was significant smaller with the navigated surgery (p < 0.001). Operation time was shorter without navigation system, but no significance was found (p = 0.137). Without navigation system three young professionals perforated the lingual cortex.
DISCUSSION: Navigated surgery can immediately be used by young professionals and support young surgeons in everyday clinical practice, especially in operations with difficult anatomic situations.