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Midfacial Reconstruction Using Calvarial Split Bone Grafts

Wenko Smolka, Nicole Eggensperger, Andrea Kollar, Tateyuki Iizuka

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery · 2005 · 28 citations · 24 references

Abstract

For midfacial reconstruction, it is not necessary to fully cover calvarial bone grafts by the surrounding soft tissue. Even in patients who will undergo postoperative irradiation, calvarial bone grafts are a reliable alternative in selected cases.

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