Monitoring of rheological indicators in restored jaw defects with vascularized autografts

Abstract

For a more accurate prognosis of surgical intervention and prognosis of the course of the operation, an accurate study of the diagnostic assessment of contrast multislice computed tomography (MS CT) and endovascular angiography was carried out in assessing the extent of occlusion of surgical intervention and effectively detecting blood flow in the vascular bed of craniovertebrofacial localization and lower extremities. Patients with subtotal jaw defects were studied against the background of the lower preoperative preparation and on the 3rd day of the postoperative period. It was revealed e556 that the analysis of CT MS sections does not have a sufficient degree of functional features and rheological parameters, which may increase the risk of postoperative complications. It was concluded that in order to determine the results of rheological parameters in vascularized autografts and to evaluate the signs of the transplanted fragment, it is necessary to use the method of X-ray endovascular angiography.