RESUMEN
Assessment the efficacy of cranioplasty with frozen self-cranial bone on 47 patients at the Department of neurosurgery, Saint Paul hospital between May 2002 and March 2005. The patients consisted of 37 males and 10 females, the mean age was 28 (16 to 63 years old). In all patients, cranioplasty had been performed to repair bone defects secondary to severe brain injury. 38/47 patients (80.85%) had fronto-temporal defect while 27 patients had very large defect (> 80 cm2). Results: the operation successful rate was 90.24% (37/41 patients) and no complications. 4 cases need secondary cranioplasty while 2 patients were done with carbon composite.
Asunto(s)
Huesos , CráneoRESUMEN
From October 1997 to December 1998, 64 patients with defect of skull vault bone were divided into 2 groups. The 1st group of 33 patients underwent an orthopedic surgery to recreate the defect using their self exploited bone and the 2nd using the carbone composite flap. The technique of use of carbone composite was not complicated and can be applied in any surgical institution which had used to conduct emergency surgery of skull and brain. The priorities in indication must be given to large and very large defect.
Asunto(s)
Cirugía Plástica , Terapéutica , Huesos , Cráneo , OrtopediaRESUMEN
From Oct. 1997 to Oct. 1999 in Neurosurgery Department of St Paul Hospital, Ha Noi, 42 patients ≥ 4 years old underwent a cranioplasty for skull lacuna using carbon composite "intost-2". The pathologic postoperative conditions were 14.29% with extradural hematomas, 30.95% subdural hematomas, 54.76% cerebral wounds; located on frontal sited 40.48%, temporal 33.33%, parietal 21.43%, occipital 4.76%. Surgical produres were scar removal and cranioplasty 78.58%, scar removal and meningoplasty and skull repair 21.43%. These 42 cases were carried out succesfully with 7-10 hospital days, symptoms caused by skull lacuna were improved, only 1 case of failure