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  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Prosthodontics
  • Neurosurgery

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  • Cranial vault defects, whether acquired or congenital, present significant rehabilitation challenges.
  • Traditional methods for cranial prosthesis fabrication can be difficult due to patient-specific anatomical complexities and clinical conditions.
  • Polymethylmethacrylate is a common material for alloplastic cranial grafts.

Observation:

  • Two cases of frontotemporoparietal cranial defects were treated using rapid prototyping technology (RPT).
  • Case 1 involved a defect with cerebrospinal fluid accumulation complicating conventional impression procedures.
  • Case 2 presented with poor neuromuscular control, hindering accurate impression making.

Findings:

  • Custom-made skull templates and cranial prostheses were fabricated using RPT based on 3D CT scan data.
  • The RPT technique resulted in prostheses with excellent esthetics and superior fit.
  • Prosthetic contours accurately replicated the contralateral side, restoring natural appearance.

Implications:

  • Rapid prototyping technology provides a precise, efficient, and less error-prone method for fabricating custom cranial prostheses.
  • This technology enhances patient rehabilitation by improving fit and esthetics in complex cases.
  • RPT represents a significant advancement in applying additive manufacturing to reconstructive dentistry and craniofacial surgery.