Role of full-thickness skin grafts in post-maxillectomy rehabilitation

The importance of full thickness skin graft for reconstruction or Rehabilitation after Maxillectomy and mid face defect is well known. In this study we included 50 patients who underwent maxillectomy due to cancer of the mid-face and had full-thickness skin graft reconstruction. Based on the clinical examination and the subjective assessment of patients, a positive effect of the use of free skin grafts on their convalescence and rehabilitation was found. In particular, they contributed to the reduction in postoperative pain and pain associated with prosthetic stages. Full-thickness skin grafts in combination with individual prosthetic restorations are a good alternative to rehabilitation in patients who do not qualify for microsurgical treatment.

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Role of full-thickness skin grafts in post-maxillectomy rehabilitation

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The importance of full thickness skin graft for reconstruction or Rehabilitation after Maxillectomy and mid face defect is well known. In this study we included 50 patients who underwent maxillectomy due to cancer of the mid-face and had full-thickness skin graft reconstruction. Based on the clinical examination and the subjective assessment of patients, a positive effect of the use of free skin grafts on their convalescence and rehabilitation was found. In particular, they contributed to the reduction in postoperative pain and pain associated with prosthetic stages. Full-thickness skin grafts in combination with individual prosthetic restorations are a good alternative to rehabilitation in patients who do not qualify for microsurgical treatment.

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Dabur Research Foundation (India) (IN), Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana (IN), Patna Medical College and Hospital (IN), All India Institute of Medical Sciences Jodhpur (IN), Rayat Bahra University (IN), Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College (IN)
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