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The goal of this clinical trial is to learn if The use of a 3D-designed Inter-flex plate will achieve safe and desirable anatomical & functional restoration with reduced operative time in mandibular fracture,
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Mandibular fractures most commonly accompany facial trauma, with nearly half of the patients requiring surgical repair. The treatment of fractures prioritizes the restoration of functionality through The realignment of fractured segments. Conventional methods, such as titanium plates, have been employed for this purpose; however, certain limitations have been observed, such as there is a chance of potential infection and mal-union in mandibular fracture site. Leading to the development of patient specific plates. Furthermore, recent advancements in digital technology in Dentistry enable creation of virtual models and simulations of surgical Procedures. Aim: Is to evaluate the effect of custom-made Inter-flex three dimensional plate vs conventional ready-made Titanium plates in Management of Mandibular Fracture Methodology: This study will be conducted on 20 sites with mandibular fracture in patients. The sites of fracture will be divided into two groups (Group I and Group II) randomly and equally via www.randomizer.org Group I: site with mandibular fracture will be treated with custom made Inter-flex three dimensional plate in site of mandibular fracture, Group II: site with mandibular fracture will be treated with a ready-made Titanium plates in site of mandibular fracture. The postoperative clinical evaluation included presence of infection, stability of the mandibular lower border, state of occlusion, maximal mouth opening. Postoperative radiographic examinations to evaluate the accuracy of reduction and bony union using postoperative c.t 24hour and 3 months by measuring the inter-fragmentary gap and the Intergonial distance.
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abdelkader hegazy, bachelor
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