Journal of neurosurgery · 1999 · 57 citations · 11 references
MedicineSurgeryBone GraftingMicrosurgeryReconstructive SurgeryBone ReconstructionThree-dimensional ReconstructionApplicator PlacementBony ReconstructionClosed PositionCustom Titanium Plate ReconstructionPostoperative Sellar ImagingReconstruction Of Sellar DefectsSella Turcica ImagingSellar Anatomy
A size-adjustable plate constructed of pure titanium is proposed for use in the reconstruction of the sella turcica. The plate is composed of two semicircular pieces that are connected by a hinge located at the top of the plate. Using an applicator, the plate is inserted into the sella turcica in a closed position. The same applicator is then used to open and secure the plate. The titanium causes minimal ferromagnetic artifacts on postoperative magnetic resonance imaging. Preliminary findings indicate a possible clinical use for this plate in the reconstruction of the sella turcica when no suitable piece of bone is available.
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Further studies of polymers as carcinogenic agents in animals.
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