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EnglishPURPOSE: This study describes the workflow in a procedure to create a provisional facial prosthesis for cancer patients using digital and rapid prototyping technologies without the need for supporting craniofacial implants. MATERIALS AND METHODS: An integrated workflow procedure aimed at the construction of provisional silicone prosthesis was used to rehabilitate a facial disfigurement in a patient who had undergone ablative surgery of the midface. A laser scan of the defect was obtained, and a digital model of the patient's face was constructed using virtual mirroring of the healthy side and referencing the "Nose Digital Library." RESULTS: The missing volume of the face was reconstructed, and a rapid-prototyped mold was devised to process the silicone prosthesis. A provisional eyeglasses-supported prosthesis designed with a CAD/CAM-projected titanium substructure was connected using the micro-components of implant prosthetic devices. CONCLUSIONS: The workflow described herein offers a viable procedure for quickly restoring facial defects by means of provisional prosthetic rehabilitation.
| Titolo: | Immediate facial rehabilitation in cancer patients using CAD-CAM and rapid prototyping technology: a pilot study. |
| Autore/i: | CIOCCA, LEONARDO; FANTINI, MASSIMILIANO; MARCHETTI, CLAUDIO; SCOTTI, ROBERTO; MONACO, CARLO |
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| Anno: | 2010 |
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| Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00520-009-0676-5 |
| Abstract: | PURPOSE: This study describes the workflow in a procedure to create a provisional facial prosthesis for cancer patients using digital and rapid prototyping technologies without the need for supporting craniofacial implants. MATERIALS AND METHODS: An integrated workflow procedure aimed at the construction of provisional silicone prosthesis was used to rehabilitate a facial disfigurement in a patient who had undergone ablative surgery of the midface. A laser scan of the defect was obtained, and a digital model of the patient's face was constructed using virtual mirroring of the healthy side and referencing the "Nose Digital Library." RESULTS: The missing volume of the face was reconstructed, and a rapid-prototyped mold was devised to process the silicone prosthesis. A provisional eyeglasses-supported prosthesis designed with a CAD/CAM-projected titanium substructure was connected using the micro-components of implant prosthetic devices. CONCLUSIONS: The workflow described herein offers a viable procedure for quickly restoring facial defects by means of provisional prosthetic rehabilitation. |
| Data prodotto definitivo in UGOV: | 2010-05-31 20:26:23 |
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