Radyasyon tedavisi görmüş hastalarda SLActIve®

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İmplant tedavisinde en zorlu hasta gruplarından biri tümör cerrahisi, kemoterapi ve radyoterapi kombinasyonu uygulanmış hastalardır. Bu hastalarda kemik kalitesi önemli ölçüde olumsuz etkilenmiştir. 

Nedenini öğrenin

Radyasyon tedavisi görmüş hastalarda SLActive® performansı

1 yıllık takip3

1 hasta tümör nüksü nedeniyle çalışma dışında tutulmuştur. Bu nedenle bu grafik 97 implantlı 19 hastayı temel almaktadır.

5 yıllık takip13,14

Kanser nedeniyle ölen 4 hasta hariç. Bu nedenle bu grafik 79 implantlı 15 hastayı temel almaktadır.

Randomize klinik çalışma:3
102 implant, 20 hasta
Oral karsinom için ameliyat, radyoterapi ve kemoterapi sonrası

5 yıllık takip: en son yayın

Klinisyenler ne diyor

Dental Tribune International'dan son haberler

Radyasyon tedavisi uygulanmış hastalarda protez rehabilitasyonunun zorlukları ve çalışma hakkında daha fazla bilgi almak için Prof. Nelson ile röportajı izleyin. SLActive® implantlarının bu hastalarda yaşam kalitesini nasıl arttırdığını keşfedin.

Röportajı izleyin

Ödünsüz performans

Diyabetik hastalarda bile.

Diyabetli hastalarda yara iyileşme kapasitesi azalmıştır15,16 ve bu durum implantları riskli duruma sokar. Daha fazla bilgi >

Dünya çapındaki 60 yaş ve üzerindeki 6 yetişkinden 1'inde  diyabet vardır.17 Daha fazla bilgi >

Giderek artan tip 2 diyabet sıklığı dikkate alındığında klinisyenler özellikle daha yaşlı hastalardaki bu riski nasıl ele alabilir?

  • Diyabetli hastalarda yüksek ölçüde öngörülebilir SLActive® performansı için giderek artan klinik kanıt. 
  • SLActive® performansını diyabetli ve diyabetsiz hastalarla karşılaştıran yeni bir klinik çalışma19 SLActive® implantlarının ödünsüz performansını göstermiştir:
  • Diyabetik grupta 2 yıldan sonra %100 implant başarı oranı
  • Kemik değişimleri sağlıklı bireylerdekine benzer
  • Daha düşük kemik kalitesi seviyeleri izlenmesine rağmen bu çalışmadaki tüm implantlar iyi primer stabilite göstermiştir.

Diyabetik hasta grubunda performans19

Prospektif, vaka kontrol klinik çalışması (15 diyabetik ve 14 diyabetik olmayan birey)

Diyabetik grupta 2 yıldan sonra %100 implant başarı oranı

Kemik değişimleri sağlıklı bireylerdekine benzer

Daha düşük kemik kalitesi seviyeleri izlenmesine rağmen bu çalışmadaki tüm implantlar iyi primer stabilite göstermiştir.

Çalışmanın arkasındaki ana araştırmacılar

Klinisyenler ne diyor

Çalışmaya Genel Bakışı İndirin

Sigara içenlerde implant yerleştirilmesi sıklıkla yüksek başarısızlık oranları, postoperatif enfeksiyon riski ve marjinal kemik kaybıyla ilişkilidir.29

SLActive® – sigara içenlerde yüksek öngörülebilirlik

  • SLActive® performansını sigara içen ve içmeyen hasta gruplarında karşılaştıran yakın zamanlı bir klinik çalışma SLActive® ile mükemmel sonuçlar bildirmiştir:
  • 96 hasta, 130 SLActive® implantı, 5 yıllık takip, %100 sağkalım oranı
Son yayın

Sigara içen hasta grubunda performans30

Prospektif, vaka kontrol klinik çalışması (47 sigara içen ve 49 sigara içmeyen)

Sorunuz var mı? Bizimle iletişime geçin.

Veri kullanımı sözleşmesi*

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Referanslar

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** Düzeltilmiş, kanser nedeniyle ölen hastalar hariç.

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