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| What diagnostic tests are used for cranioplasty ? |
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Cranioplasty is a class I classification |
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| Where is the patient transported post-op ? |
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| What functions are monitored post-op ? |
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| Cardiac and Neurological functions |
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| After how many days can a patient be discharged with no complications ? |
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| What kind of mesh is used during this procedure ? |
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| What wet cement is used ? |
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| What are used to secure the plate ? |
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| Sutures or small stainless steel wires. |
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| Performed to repair defects in the skull. |
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| What position is patients placed in ? |
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| Depends on the location of defect |
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| Anesthesia for cranioplasty ? |
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| How many months should pass before repair in contaminated cases ? |
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| What instrument is used to smooth the edges ? |
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True or False ?
Cranioplasty is performed to relieve headache, prevent secondary injury to the brain, and for cosmetic effect ? |
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True or False ?
A flap can be removed to relieve intracranial pressure. |
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