ZAGA Cadaver Course: Zygomatic & Pterygoid Implants

Statut

Réservation possible

Date limite d’inscription

24. janv. 2026 (UTC+1)

Prix par participant (avec taxes locales en vigueur)

EUR 6100.00

Langue

Anglais

Points

0.00 Points

Méthode de livraison

Cours théorique en classe

Audience

national

Description

The ZAGA Cadaver Course: Zygomatic & Pterygoid Implants provides an unparalleled educational experience in advanced implant rehabilitation for the severely resorbed maxilla. Based on the internationally recognized ZAGA philosophy developed by Dr. Carlos Aparicio, this 4-day program combines scientific insight, surgical precision, and evidence-based protocols to achieve predictable outcomes. With the inclusion of a dedicated pterygoid implant module, participants gain a holistic understanding of remote anchorage solutions, encompassing both intra- and extra-sinus approaches. The course emphasizes clinical reasoning, treatment planning using DICOM imaging, and complication management. Participants will also benefit from hands-on cadaver sessions and 3D model exercises that replicate real surgical conditions.

Groupe cible: Implantologue, Chirurgien

Segments du produit: Implantologie, Solutions numériques

Objectifs d’apprentissage

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand and apply the ZAGA Concept across diverse anatomical situations (ZAGA 0–4) for predictable, patient-centered results.
Perform surgical placement of zygomatic and pterygoid implants using intra- and extra-sinus techniques.
Interpret and utilize DICOM data for diagnosis and individualized treatment planning.
Implement the ORIS Success Code for evaluation and follow-up of zygomatic implant treatments.
Manage prosthetic rehabilitation, including immediate loading protocols for zygomatic and pterygoid implants.
Recognize and mitigate potential complications, ensuring long-term clinical success.
Gain anatomical mastery of the zygomatic and pterygomaxillary regions through cadaver dissection.
Apply evidence-based surgical protocols in simulated real-life conditions using cryopreserved cadaver heads.

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