A modified classification for the maxillectomy defect
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Auteurs : James S. Brown ; Simon N. Rogers ; Deborah N. Mcnally ; Mark BoyleSource :
- Head & Neck [ 1043-3074 ] ; 2000-01.
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- Aesthetic outcome, Aesthetic outcomes, Alveolar bone, Alveolus, Antrum, Contralateral sinuses, Craniofacial resection, Crest graft, Defect, Dental outcome, Dental rehabilitation, Denture, Edentulous case, Epithelialized muscle, Fistula, Flap, Flaps, Forearm flap, Formal reconstruction, Free flaps, Frontal sinus cavity defects, Functional outcome, Graft, Grafted bone, Hard palate resected, Head neck, Head neck january, High maxillectomy, Horizontal component, Immediate reconstruction, Implant, January, John wiley sons, Larger defects, Larger resections, Life outcomes, Main problem, Maxilla, Maxillary, Maxillary alveolus, Maxillary bone, Maxillectomy, Maxillectomy classification, Maxillectomy defect, Maxillofac surg, More problems, Nasal, Nasal collapse, Nasal septum, Nasal walls, Neck cancer, Neck surgery, Obturation, Oral cavity, Oral maxillofac surg, Orbital, Orbital contents, Orbital exenteration, Orbital floor, Palatal, Palatal component, Palate, Patient group, Plast reconstr surg, Plast surg, Prosthesis, Radial forearm flap, Radical maxillectomy, Resection, Retromolar region, Septum, Shoulder function, Sinus, Skull base, Soft palate, Soft palate resection, Soft tissue, Successful obturation, Sufficient bone, Sufficient height, Surg, Surgical defect, Vascularized, Vertical component, Wide choice.
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- Aesthetic outcome, Aesthetic outcomes, Alveolar bone, Alveolus, Antrum, Contralateral sinuses, Craniofacial resection, Crest graft, Defect, Dental outcome, Dental rehabilitation, Denture, Edentulous case, Epithelialized muscle, Fistula, Flap, Flaps, Forearm flap, Formal reconstruction, Free flaps, Frontal sinus cavity defects, Functional outcome, Graft, Grafted bone, Hard palate resected, Head neck, Head neck january, High maxillectomy, Horizontal component, Immediate reconstruction, Implant, January, John wiley sons, Larger defects, Larger resections, Life outcomes, Main problem, Maxilla, Maxillary, Maxillary alveolus, Maxillary bone, Maxillectomy, Maxillectomy classification, Maxillectomy defect, Maxillofac surg, More problems, Nasal, Nasal collapse, Nasal septum, Nasal walls, Neck cancer, Neck surgery, Obturation, Oral cavity, Oral maxillofac surg, Orbital, Orbital contents, Orbital exenteration, Orbital floor, Palatal, Palatal component, Palate, Patient group, Plast reconstr surg, Plast surg, Prosthesis, Radial forearm flap, Radical maxillectomy, Resection, Retromolar region, Septum, Shoulder function, Sinus, Skull base, Soft palate, Soft palate resection, Soft tissue, Successful obturation, Sufficient bone, Sufficient height, Surg, Surgical defect, Vascularized, Vertical component, Wide choice.
Abstract
At present no widely accepted classification exists for the maxillectomy defect suitable for surgeons and prosthodontists. An acceptable classification that describes the defect and indicates the likely functional and aesthetic outcome is needed.
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DOI: 10.1002/(SICI)1097-0347(200001)22:1<17::AID-HED4>3.0.CO;2-2
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Background
<p>At present no widely accepted classification exists for the maxillectomy defect suitable for surgeons and prosthodontists. An acceptable classification that describes the defect and indicates the likely functional and aesthetic outcome is needed.</p>
Methods
<p>The classification is made on the basis of the assessment of 45 consecutive maxillectomy patients derived prospectively from the database (September 1992) and retrospectively from 1989.</p>
Results
<p>The classification of the vertical component is as follows: Class 1, maxillectomy without an oro‐antral fistula; Class 2, low maxillectomy (not including orbital floor or contents); Class 3, high maxillectomy (involving orbital contents); and Class 4, radical maxillectomy (includes orbital exenteration); Classes 2 to 4 are qualified by adding the letter a, b, or c. The horizontal or palatal component is classified as follows: a, unilateral alveolar maxillectomy; b, bilateral alveolar maxillectomy; and c, total alveolar maxillary resection.</p>
Conclusion
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