DEPARTMENT

CRANIO MAXILLO FACIAL

Pathologies most common are tumors about soft tissues. Tumors can affect brain, nose cavity and paranasal sinus, external auditory meatus, middle ear, internal auditory meatus or oral cavity.
Benign pathology is quite wide in terms of: polipus at nose cavity, deviation from nasal septum, obstruction to lacrimal sac, tear or hole in the tympanic membrane, injuries of auditory ossicles, hearing loss, temporomandibular joint disorders, malformations involving the mandible and maxilla, not erupted wisdom teeth, implantology.
Neurocranium or “braincase”protects the brain, instead splancnocranium, which is the portion of the cranium that is derived from pharyngeal arches, includes all the bones of the face and protects the lacrimal sac, orbital cavity, nose cavity and oral cavity.
Tumors to rachis are generally metastasis of primitive tumors at tiroid, lung, breast, prostate. More frequenti s benign pathology such as discal hernia and epidural stenosis.

cranio

ANATOMICAL DISTRICT

SKULL

In case of benign pathology or even tumors, the surgeon has to demolish the bone tissues which protect soft tissues to be removed. While demolishing the bones, thanks to drills electrically operated, the surgeon can face with different problems: reduced capacity of scraping, generation of vibrations, heating, risk of osteonecrosis and surgical site infection.

rachide

ANATOMICAL DISTRICT

BACK

In case of benign pathology or even tumors, the surgeon has to demolish the bone tissues which protect soft tissues to be removed. While demolishing the bones, thanks to drills electrically operated, the surgeon can face with different problems: reduced capacity of scraping, generation of vibrations, heating, risk of osteonecrosis and surgical site infection.