Paediatric patients with long-term mandibular continuity defects following segmental resection usually present severe functional and cosmetic deformities. Secondary mandibular reconstruction for these patients is very challenging. Literature reports on how to handle these patients are scarce. The aim of this study was to describe the authors’ experience in handling those paediatric patients who have not undergone primary reconstruction, for whom the final goal of treatment is to restore a symmetrical facial appearance, masticatory function, and speech.
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