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Ajul Shah1, Anup Patel, Derek Steinbacher
1Department of Plastic Surgery, Yale, New Haven, Connecticut.
Abstract:
Recent reports have raised the concern that the two miniplate fixation technique for mandibular symphysis and body fractures may lead to greater complications than previously thought. However, it is possible that the surgical exposure and methods of soft tissue closure may be a major contributor to plate exposure. In this article, we detail a technique for vascularized tissue coverage of the hardware used to repair these mandibular fractures. We believe that this soft tissue coverage is crucial for minimizing complications associated with plate fixation.
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