Clinical relevance of current materials for cranial implants

Clinical relevance of current materials for cranial implants Towards an optimal patient-specific implant material

Authors	S.E.C.M. van de Vijfeijken
Supervisors	A.G. Becking C.J. Kleverlaan
Cosupervisors	T.J.J. Maal D.T. Ubbink
Award date	08-05-2019
ISBN	9789463324915
Number of pages	254
Organisations	Faculty of Dentistry (ACTA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis (complete) Front matter Chapter 1: General introduction and outline of this thesis Chapter 2: A systematic review of the safety of autograft and allograft materials for cranioplasties Chapter 3: Factors predicting the failure of autologous cranial reconstructions Chapter 4: The properties of an in vivo fractured PMMA cranioplasty after 15 years Chapter 5: Outcome in patient-specific PEEK cranioplasty: A two-center cohort study of 40 implants Chapter 6: The use of cranial resection templates with 3D virtual planning and PEEK patient-specific implants Chapter 7: Is 3D virtual planning in cranial reconstruction for advanced cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma of the skull an option? Chapter 8: Leachables from patient-specific implants produced by 3D printing compared to conventional PMMA-based alternatives Chapter 9: Effects of sterilization on the mechanical properties of poly(methyl methacrylate)-based personalized medical devices Chapter 10: General discussion and future perspectives Chapter 11: Summary in English and Nederlandse samenvatting List of publications; Contributing authors; PhD portfolio; Acknowledgements; Curriculum vitae
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