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Research questionHow can patient-specific mandibular reconstruction planning compare donor-host interfaces by predicted union propensity?Geometric virtual surgical plans can specify graft placement without indicating how well the donor and host surfaces may unite. Patient-specific anatomy makes it difficult to compare alternative reconstructions using interface geometry alone.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Towards patient-specific optimization for mandibular reconstruction planning based on predicted bone-union propensityThe source describes an image-to-decision planning workflow that derives a patient-specific model from preoperative CT and searches clinically controllable cut-plane and donor-positioning variables using apposition-based objectives. Its evidence is feasibility-stage and includes generic defects and retrospective patient cases, with comparison to later bone formation rather than prospective clinical outcomes.research paper · Sep 4, 2026
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