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Fig 1.

Implant restoration after mandibular reconstruction with fibula.

Patients with internal fixation devices retained (upper) or removed (lower) are shown.

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Table 1.

Material properties of each structure in the FEA mandible model.

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Table 2.

Masticatory muscle forces on the FEA mandible model.

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Fig 2.

Masticatory attachment areas of mandible.

A: constrained; B: superficial masseter; C: deep masseter; D: inferior lateral pterygoid; E: medial pterygoid; F: anterior temporalis; G: middle temporalis; H: posterior temporalis; I: contralateral inferior lateral pterygoid. The red arrows represent the direction of muscle force.

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Table 3.

OHIP-I for partially edentate patients with implant-supported prostheses.

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Table 4.

Basic information of patients at follow-up.

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Table 5.

Von Mises stress, total displacement, and strain of the fibula segment and implant.

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Table 6.

Von Mises stress, total displacement, and strain of the healthy- and affected-side mandible.

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Fig 3.

Internal fixation retention and removal models of a single patient.

The three model components (the fibula segment, healthy-side mandible, and affected-side mandible) are shown.

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Fig 4.

Equivalent von Mises stress distribution for the grafted fibula after implant restoration.

Upper view of the fibula in the retention group; upper view of the fibula in the removal group; front view of the fibula in the retention group; and front view of the fibula in the removal group.

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Fig 5.

Equivalent von Mises stress distribution for the implant and abutment.

Diagrams of the implant and abutment models in the retention and removal groups.

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Fig 6.

Equivalent von Mises stress distribution diagram of the affected-side mandible.

Mandible in retention group; mandible in retention group with the maximum stress (red arrow) located at the interface between the titanium screw and bone; mandible in removal group; mandible in removal group with the maximum stress (red arrow) located at posterior aspect of the ascending branch of the mandible.

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Fig 7.

Equivalent von Mises stress distribution diagram of titanium plate and screws.

The overall plate–screw assembly and magnified views of two representative screws are shown.

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Table 7.

Marginal bone loss (MBL) and defect depth (DD) of patients at follow-up.

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Table 8.

OHIP-I questionnaire scores of patients at follow-up.

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