ArticleCureus2026
Non-union of Bone Plating in a Mandibular Fracture With Osteomyelitis: A Case Report.
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Abstract
Mandibular fractures are a common occurrence, often associated with complex complications such as non-union and osteomyelitis. Non-union, the failure of a fracture to heal, can be particularly challenging in the mandible due to the limited soft tissue coverage and compromised blood supply in atrophic areas. Additionally, the presence of osteomyelitis, a bone infection, further complicates the healing process and increases the risk of implant failure. This case report aims to provide an overview of the management strategies for non-union of bone plating with mandibular fracture associated with osteomyelitis. The literature suggests that a multifaceted approach, including aggressive debridement, appropriate antibiotic therapy, and specialized fixation techniques, is often necessary to address these complex cases.
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