Chayanit Rattanawiboon

Natthapong Thampukdee

Thanasak Chengsuntisuk

Suwit Singsorn

Keywords :

non-vascularized bone graft, factors, success rate

Abstract :

The objective of the study was to evaluate the success rate, complications and factors associated with the success rate of segmental mandibular reconstruction with anterior iliac crest free bone graft in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Khon Kaen Hospital. A retrospective study was conducted in thirty-seven patients from January 1, 2015-December 31, 2019. For the results, the success rate of the mandibular reconstruction was 70.3%. Thirty-five point one percent had postoperative complications. The major complications were recipient-site infections and graft resorptions (53.8%). No statistical significance between the analyzed factors and the success rate of segmental mandibular reconstruction with non-vascularized anterior iliac crest bone grafts (p > 0.05). For conclusion, the statistical significance was not found between the analyzed factors and the success rate of segmental mandibular reconstruction with non-vascularized anterior iliac crest bone grafts.

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