The use of the transmandibular implant system in extreme atrophy of the mandible; a retrospective study of the results in two different hospital situations
Identifieur interne : 001B24 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 001B23; suivant : 001B25The use of the transmandibular implant system in extreme atrophy of the mandible; a retrospective study of the results in two different hospital situations
Auteurs : J. W. Verhoeven ; M. S. Cune ; F. M. C. Van Kampen ; R. KooleSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 2001-06.
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- Blackwell science, Bone level, Bosker, Bosker powers, Centre, Centre utrecht, Complication, Cortical screws, Cumulative chance, Denture, Extreme atrophy, Extreme mandibular atrophy, Groningen, Implant, Implant head, Implant placement, Implant posts, Implant survival, International journal, Kwakman, Lateral, Lower denture, Mandible, Mandibular, Mandibular atrophy, Mandibular bone height, Mandibular height, Martini hospital, Martini hospital groningen, Maxillofacial, Maxillofacial surgery, Mental nerve, Observation period, Oral maxillofacial surgery, Oral rehabilitation, Panoramic, Panoramic radiograph, Panoramic radiographs, Patient basis, Patient satisfaction, Pelt, Permucosal, Permucosal implants, Powers bosker, Prosthetic, Radiograph, Reversible complications, Teaching hospital, Transmandibular, Transmandibular implant, Transmandibular implant system, Utrecht, Utrecht group.
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- Blackwell science, Bone level, Bosker, Bosker powers, Centre, Centre utrecht, Complication, Cortical screws, Cumulative chance, Denture, Extreme atrophy, Extreme mandibular atrophy, Groningen, Implant, Implant head, Implant placement, Implant posts, Implant survival, International journal, Kwakman, Lateral, Lower denture, Mandible, Mandibular, Mandibular atrophy, Mandibular bone height, Mandibular height, Martini hospital, Martini hospital groningen, Maxillofacial, Maxillofacial surgery, Mental nerve, Observation period, Oral maxillofacial surgery, Oral rehabilitation, Panoramic, Panoramic radiograph, Panoramic radiographs, Patient basis, Patient satisfaction, Pelt, Permucosal, Permucosal implants, Powers bosker, Prosthetic, Radiograph, Reversible complications, Teaching hospital, Transmandibular, Transmandibular implant, Transmandibular implant system, Utrecht, Utrecht group.
Abstract
This retrospective study aims to investigate and compare the results obtained with the transmandibular implant (TMI) in two different hospital situations. Group I were patients treated in a teaching hospital since 1984 by a varying group of surgeons and prosthodontists with a varying degree of experience with the TMI. Group II were patients treated in 1993 and 1994 by experienced surgeons and prosthodontists in the hospital where the TMI was originally developed. In group I, a relatively high frequency of reversible (45·4%) and irreversible – i.e. implant loss – (15·2%) complications occurred. In group II, no implants were lost and reversible complications were reported in 10·8% of the patients. In general, the patients of both groups were quite satisfied with the result of the treatment. In both groups, limited bone loss around the implant posts could be observed. An increase in the height of the mandibular bone distal of the lateral posts was frequently observed, especially in group II. It is concluded that both very favourable and less favourable results can be obtained with the TMI. In this study the best results are found in a highly specialized TMI centre, where patients are treated – with only uncompromised implant‐posts – by a small group of experienced surgeons and prosthodontics with accurate application of the existing guidelines.
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