TREATMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONS OF HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTS

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SADEGHI TARI A.; BAHMANI KASHKOULI M.; HAMZEH DOUST KH.; GHANBARPOUR MOGHADAM REZA

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Journal: BINA Year:2000 | Volume:6 | Issue:1 Page(s): 50-63

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TREATMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONS OF HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTS

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SADEGHI TARI A. | BAHMANI KASHKOULI M. | HAMZEH DOUST KH. | GHANBARPOUR MOGHADAM REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

ANOPHTHALMIC SOCKETSQ3

HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTATIONQ3

COMPLICATIONSQ3

Abstract

Purpose: To evaluate the soft tissue COMPLICATIONS, management and improvement of HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTATION.Materials and methods: In this prospective interventional case series study, 40 patients suffering from COMPLICATIONS of HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTATION were evaluated during one year (1998-99).The patients were categorized in four groups according to the COMPLICATIONS and then appropriate management was performed. The four groups include patients with: (1) discharge, (2) tenon hypertrophy, (3) hydroxyapatite exposure and (4) hydroxyapatite exposure with discharge. The patients were evaluated until complete cure or diagnosed as non-responsive state. Results: The most common cause of anophthalmic socket was eye trauma, most of the patients underwent enucleation. The most common complication was hydroxyapatite exposure with dis-charge. There was evidence of infection (culture positive discharge) in 70% of the patients. The most frequent organism was staphylococcus aureus. The highest rate of improvement (100%) was seen in the patients with tenon hypertrophy and the least rate (56.2%) in the patientrs with hydroxyapatite exposure (77.5%), and no improvement in 9 cases (22.5%). Conclusion: Early appropriate diagnosis and treatment of the COMPLICATIONS of HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTATION will decreases removing of the implant. Despite the COMPLICATIONS, HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTATION is still one of the most effective, useful, and common operations in ANOPHTHALMIC SOCKETS.

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SADEGHI TARI, A., BAHMANI KASHKOULI, M., HAMZEH DOUST, KH., & GHANBARPOUR MOGHADAM, REZA. (2000). TREATMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONS OF HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTS. BINA, 6(1), 50-63. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42363/en

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SADEGHI TARI A., BAHMANI KASHKOULI M., HAMZEH DOUST KH., GHANBARPOUR MOGHADAM REZA. TREATMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONS OF HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTS. BINA[Internet]. 2000;6(1):50-63. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42363/en

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A. SADEGHI TARI, M. BAHMANI KASHKOULI, KH. HAMZEH DOUST, and REZA GHANBARPOUR MOGHADAM, “TREATMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONS OF HYDROXYAPATITE IMPLANTS,” BINA, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 50–63, 2000, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42363/en

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