Jaw Reconstruction

Patient-specific jaw reconstruction is a set of individual medical devices to be used for corrections of upper and lower jaw defects.

Jaw defects are reconstructed with the aid of vascularised autologous bone grafts: from the fibula, pelvis or scapula. Bone grafts are fixed with titanium fixing splints and locking-head screws. Accuracy of the surgery is supported with plastic or titanium cutting and fixing guides. Everything is designed to exactly meet the needs of a particular patient based on 3D image data obtained by CT examination.

Jaw Reconstruction with Fixing Implant (JRF)

Jaw Reconstruction with Fixing Implant (JRF)

Jaw defects are reconstructed with the aid of vascularised autologous bone grafts: from the fibula, pelvis or scapula. Bone grafts are fixed with patient-specific titanium fixing implants and locking-head screws. Titanium cutting and fixing guides are used to ensure exact surgery. This solution also includes conceptual models of the reconstructed tissues. Everything is designed and 3D-printed to exactly meet the needs of a particular patient based on 3D image data obtained by CT examination.

Support for Jaw Reconstruction (JRG)

Support for Jaw Reconstruction (JRG)

Jaw defects are reconstructed with the aid of vascularised autologous bone grafts: from the fibula, pelvis or scapula. Bone grafts are fixed with the aid of standard titanium fixing splints, manually bent to the designed shape according to a 3D model of the reconstructed jaw. The reconstruction surgery is supported by plastic cutting and fixing guides and conceptual models of the reconstructed tissues. Everything is designed and 3D-printed to exactly meet the needs of a particular patient based on 3D image data obtained by CT examination.

Examples of Jaw
Reconstruction

Lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with titanium cutting and fixing guides, and a fixing implant.
Lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with titanium cutting and fixing guides, and a fixing implant.
Lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with titanium cutting and fixing guides, and a fixing implant.
Upper-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with titanium cutting and fixing guides, and a fixing implant.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a two-level vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the pelvis, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the pelvis, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.
Support to lower-jaw reconstruction with the aid of a vascularised autologous bone graft taken from the fibula, with plastic cutting and fixing guides.