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Volume 12 , Issue 2
March/April 1997
Pages 243-251

Complex Craniofacial Reconstruction Using an Implant-Supported Prosthesis: Case Report With Long-Term Follow-up

Tolman/Desjardins/Jackson/Branemark

PMID: 9109276

In complex craniofacial reconstruction involving an implant-supported prosthesis, problems such as tumor recurrence may require additional surgical resection. The solution to such recurrence may be autogenous bone grafting or additional implant placement or both (after resection of the tumor) and revision of the prosthesis. Tumor recurrence was seen during an 11-year, 8-month follow-up of a 58-year-old woman who had had an extensive mid-face defect. The various treatments, including extraoral and intraoral prostheses, provided the patient with an acceptable quality of life without interruption in use of the prostheses.

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