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D A Koppel¹, K F Moos, F S Walker

¹Canniesburn Hospital, Glasgow, UK.

The British Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

|April 15, 1999

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This study presents a novel two-part interlocking titanium plate for complex cranioplasty, offering a solution for large skull defects requiring extensive contouring. The technique successfully reconstructed significant cranial voids in two patients.

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