Comparison of the accuracy between guided and freehand placement of periorbital implants—a cadaveric split-face study

Digital planning enables the available bone support to be preoperatively estimated. CAIS with surgical guides offers significantly more accurate results for CMF implant placement than a freehand transfer of digital planning. Guided CAIS requires a larger surgical approach and therefore fails to achieve the goal of a minimally invasive technique.

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Head & Face Medicine
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2025-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13005-025-00569-8
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Ocular Disorders and Treatments
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Comparison of the accuracy between guided and freehand placement of periorbital implants—a cadaveric split-face study

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Abstract

Digital planning enables the available bone support to be preoperatively estimated. CAIS with surgical guides offers significantly more accurate results for CMF implant placement than a freehand transfer of digital planning. Guided CAIS requires a larger surgical approach and therefore fails to achieve the goal of a minimally invasive technique.

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