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What are Maxillofacial Internal Fixation Systems?

These systems are designed to stabilize fractures and other bony defects in the facial skeleton. The face is a complex structure with many bones such as the maxilla, mandible, zygoma, and nasal bones. When these bones are fractured due to trauma (like from an accident or a sports injury), or in some cases due to surgical procedures, maxillofacial internal fixation systems come into play.

Types of Maxillofacial Internal Fixation Systems:
  • Maxillofacial Locking System: Utilizes locking screws for rigid fixation of diverse facial fractures, providing a secure hold during healing.
  • Maxillofacial Normal System: Employs non-locking screws for fractures that need less rigid stabilization, allowing for some flexibility in fixation.
  • Maxillofacial Orthognathic System: Tailored for orthognathic surgery, ensuring accurate jaw alignment for both functional and aesthetic outcomes.
  • Maxillofacial 2.4mm System: Incorporates smaller screws and plates, ideal for delicate facial bones where precision and minimal tissue disruption are key.
  • Neuro System: Designed for fractures involving facial nerves, safeguarding nerve integrity while achieving bone fixation.

When Are Maxillofacial Internal Fixation Systems Needed?

When there are fractures of the facial bones such as the maxilla, mandible, zygoma, or nasal bones due to trauma. This can include accidents, falls, or sports – related injuries. The systems help to hold the fractured bone fragments in the correct position for proper healing.

Facial Fractures: They’re crucial for fractures of various facial bones like the mandible, maxilla, mid-facial bones, and orbital bones. By offering rigid fixation and support, they enable proper bone healing and restoration of facial form and function.
Complex Fractures: Valuable for complex cases with multiple fragments or intricate patterns where traditional methods struggle. Their adaptability to irregular shapes and multi-directional fixation is beneficial.
Osteoporotic Bone: In patients with low bone density, they’re preferred as they minimize compression and evenly distribute stress, reducing implant failure risks.
Orthognathic Surgery: Vital for stabilizing repositioned jaw bones, ensuring correct healing and achieving the desired facial balance and bite function.
Revision Surgery: Provide enhanced stability in redo surgeries, dealing with bone loss or damage from prior procedures.
Temporary Fixation and Prophylactic Banding: Act as temporary fixators during fracture treatment or for preventive measures in joint procedures, fulfilling diverse surgical needs.
Pediatric Facial Fractures: Specialized pediatric MIFs are designed for children’s smaller and more delicate facial bones, ensuring appropriate fixation and minimizing complications.

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