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H F Sailer

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At least 91 records · Page 5Linked to original sources
PubMed1991

[Resorbable implants in craniofacial surgery in childhood. A contribution to the development of poly(lactide) implants].

After research on minipigs we use since 2 1/2 years our polylactid and polydixanon implants for stabilisation after osteoplastic trepanation and in craniofacial reconstructions. The presented set with headless screws and nuts and woven bands are described in detail. Biodegradable osteosynthesis was done in 15 patients aged 11 months to 17 years and two months (m: 6 years four months). The results are at least as well as with conventional steel implants (plates, screws and wires). We did not see infections in any instant, and no patient had a second operation for explantation of fixation devices. After this encouraging prospective trial we are going to simplify the construction as well as the implantation procedure and to enlarge the spectrum of indications by using plates.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1990

[Filling of cysts and cystoid lesions using homologous lyophilized cartilage (lyocartilage)].

We present our experiences after the filling of cysts and cystoid processes with lyophilized cartilage. The largest diameter of the cyst measured on the x-ray was never smaller than 15 mm. We controlled the calcification and ossification on the x-ray after a period of 6 to 12 months in 14 cases. In all of our cases we noticed a primary wound healing after the implantation of the cartilage under a prophylactic antibiotic treatment. Our good results justify to use chips of lyophilized cartilage as a filling material of large bone defects.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

A new method of inserting endosseous implants in totally atrophic maxillae.

A new method is described (Sailer, 1988) whereby endosseous implants are inserted in the totally atrophic maxilla, the intermaxillary relationship and vertical dimension corrected and a vestibuloplasty performed during one surgical procedure. The method can also be used to treat minor degrees of maxillary alveolar atrophy. The procedure enables 20 mm-long Titanium screws to be used in totally atrophic maxillae. The following surgical procedures are carried out during one operation: A Le Fort I osteotomy, removal of the mucous membrane of the sinus floor, obturation of the denuded maxillary sinus floor by autologous bone grafts from the iliac crest, simultaneous insertion of Titanium screws, fixation of the down-fractured maxilla by miniplates, and a modified submucous vestibuloplasty. Intermaxillary relationship and vertical dimension can be normalized, and the aesthetic results are excellent. To date 35 implants of which none has been lost, have been placed in 5 patients.

Alveolar Ridge Augmentation↗
PubMed1987

A new method for the correction of hypertelorism with preservation of the olfactory nerve filaments.

A method for the preservation of the olfactory nerve filaments in cases of hypertelorism correction is described. The cribriform plate is completely resected and the nerve filaments gathered in the midline after medial rotation of the orbits. In contrast to Converse's (1970) procedure of paramedian osteotomies the method allows full correction of all degrees of hypertelorism, even in the most extreme cases, without olfactory nerve impairment.

Bone Diseases, Developmental↗