Oncological surgery
Virtual Surgical Planning

Oncological surgery

Oncological procedures can be accurately planned by combining imaging (CT/MRI). Using patient-specific aids and custom-made implants, a predictable outcome is achieved. Virtual planning makes one-stage resection and reconstruction surgery predictable and speeds up oral rehabilitation.

Oncological reconstructive oral surgery is a specialised discipline within oral, maxillofacial and maxillofacial surgery that focuses on repairing jaw defects that have occurred as a result of tumour surgery, trauma or other injuries in the head and neck region. This form of surgery is essential for restoring the anatomical integrity, function and aesthetics of the jaw and face of patients struggling with cancer-related jaw defects.

Tumours in the head and neck area can lead to severe impairment of the jaw structure, resulting in loss of teeth, jawbone and tissue. Oncological reconstructive oral surgery includes complex procedures aimed at removing the tumour and restoring jaw functionality and cosmetic aspect of the face.

The treatment process begins with a comprehensive evaluation of the tumour nature, extent of damage and overall health of the patient. Advanced imaging techniques, such as CT scans and MRI, are used to obtain a detailed image of the anatomical structures and accurately determine the location and extent of the tumour.

Based on these findings, the treatment team, consisting of oral surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, technical physicians and other specialists, develops an individual treatment plan tailored to the patient’s specific needs. The emphasis here is on removing the tumour with minimal damage to surrounding tissues and restoring jaw functionality and aesthetics.

Advanced reconstruction techniques, including microsurgical free tissue grafting, bone grafting and the use of implant-supported prostheses, are used during surgery. These procedures aim to reconstruct lost tissue, restore jaw structure and optimise the function of the mouth and face.

The use of 3D-planned reconstructive oral surgery offers numerous benefits, including improved precision, faster recovery and a reduction in complications. By performing virtual planning prior to surgery, surgeons can accurately plan the procedure and determine the best strategies for restoring jaw functionality and aesthetics.

At 3D VSP, we are dedicated to providing high-quality care and improving the quality of life of our patients struggling with cancer-related jaw disorders. Our experienced team of specialists combines innovative 3D imaging technologies with the advanced surgical techniques to develop customised treatment plans and effectively correct complex jaw defects, aiming to restore the health, function and aesthetics of the jaw area.

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