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Craniofacial Reconstructions with Bone-anchored Epithesis in Head and Neck Cancer Patients - A Valid Way Back to Self-perception and Social Reintegration
Background: Patients with advanced head and neck cancer often require radical and mutilating surgery resulting in severe impairment of their aesthetic self-perception and social life. Cosmetically satisfying results associated with high aesthetic self-perception and social reintegration are possible...
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| description | Background: Patients with advanced head and neck cancer often require radical and mutilating surgery resulting in severe impairment
of their aesthetic self-perception and social life. Cosmetically satisfying results associated with high aesthetic self-perception
and social reintegration are possible with bone-anchored epithesis representing a serious alternative to craniofacial reconstructive
techniques using regional and free tissue transfer. Patients and Methods: Five head and neck cancer patients treated in our
Ear, Nose and Throat Department in the years 2003-2004 were evaluated after epithesial reconstruction. Results: Three out
of the five patients scored self-perception after epithesial reconstruction as âvery goodâ, while social integration was scored
as âvery goodâ by three and as âsatisfactoryâ by two patients. Daily getting along was scored as âvery goodâ by four and as
satisfactory by one patient. One patient had a very good acceptance of the epithesis as a part of the body and for four patients
it was satisfactory. Conclusion: For the first time, the high degree of satisfaction in head and neck cancer patients receiving
epithesial reconstruction in the maxillofacial region is demonstrated. |
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and social reintegration are possible with bone-anchored epithesis representing a serious alternative to craniofacial reconstructive
techniques using regional and free tissue transfer. Patients and Methods: Five head and neck cancer patients treated in our
Ear, Nose and Throat Department in the years 2003-2004 were evaluated after epithesial reconstruction. Results: Three out
of the five patients scored self-perception after epithesial reconstruction as âvery goodâ, while social integration was scored
as âvery goodâ by three and as âsatisfactoryâ by two patients. Daily getting along was scored as âvery goodâ by four and as
satisfactory by one patient. One patient had a very good acceptance of the epithesis as a part of the body and for four patients
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techniques using regional and free tissue transfer. Patients and Methods: Five head and neck cancer patients treated in our
Ear, Nose and Throat Department in the years 2003-2004 were evaluated after epithesial reconstruction. Results: Three out
of the five patients scored self-perception after epithesial reconstruction as âvery goodâ, while social integration was scored
as âvery goodâ by three and as âsatisfactoryâ by two patients. Daily getting along was scored as âvery goodâ by four and as
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of their aesthetic self-perception and social life. Cosmetically satisfying results associated with high aesthetic self-perception
and social reintegration are possible with bone-anchored epithesis representing a serious alternative to craniofacial reconstructive
techniques using regional and free tissue transfer. Patients and Methods: Five head and neck cancer patients treated in our
Ear, Nose and Throat Department in the years 2003-2004 were evaluated after epithesial reconstruction. Results: Three out
of the five patients scored self-perception after epithesial reconstruction as âvery goodâ, while social integration was scored
as âvery goodâ by three and as âsatisfactoryâ by two patients. Daily getting along was scored as âvery goodâ by four and as
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