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B Zoltán

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PubMed1977

[Restoration problems in frontoglabellar skull defects].

Replacement problems of frontoglabellar skull defects and their recent operative methods come under review. A new method for the prevention of infection of paranasal sinus origin is reported in the article. Possibilities for producing good contour frontal area prothesis are considered here. The new method developed by the authors for orbital roof replacement is justified not only by cosmetics but physiology as well.

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PubMed1976

[Substitution of skull defects with methyl acrylate].

On the basis of the data of the literature and their own experiences the theoretical and pratical problems of cranioplasty are dealt with by the authors. The indications of the cranioplasty and the various materials employed are discussed. In the author's opinion, the metacrylate polymerizating to heat has been found the most practical. The use of the metacrylate implant, the modelling and the preparation of the implant, as well as a new method worked out by the authors are discussed. The operative technique, the results and the possible complications are dealt with. Also the authors' new method in order to prevent the infection from the nasal cavity is described.

Acrylates↗
PubMed1975

[Soft tissue complications and their reconstruction following osteosynthesis of open tibial fractures].

The nowadays accepted principles of the treament of open leg fractures are discussed. The open character of the lesion multiplies the possibilities of complications. In the present paper the complications of the bone recovery are not dealt with, only the complications observed in the soft parts and the possibilities of their treatment are analysed by the authors. According to the severity of the soft parts complications free transplantation of semi-thick skin, pedicle flap plasty, double-end graft plasty, crossed flap grafting, as well as the primary and secondary variations of these methods are used by the authors. The satisfactory results obtained with these methods even in spite of the complications are pointed out by the authors.

Fracture Fixation↗
PubMed1975

[Experience with artificial hibernation of patients with severe craniocerebral injuries].

The artificial hibernation (hypothermia) of patients with severe cranio-cerebral lesion is discussed. The authors' experiences have shown that re-establishment of the normothermia reduces considerably the symptoms of the neurovegetative syndrome, thus it contributes to the improvement of the prognosis and in many cases it assures the patient's survival. Artificial hibernation is an important task during the intensive therapy of patients with cranio-cerebral lesions.

Brain Injuries↗