Case demonstrates 3D planning and cadaveric fibula use for reconstructing facial structures in pediatric patients, implying its viability.
A fifteen-year-old with infratemporal myxoid solitary fibrous tumor underwent en bloc parotid-infratemporal-extradural skull-base resection. Her zygoma was reconstructed using 3D-planned cadaveric fibula allograft and custom plate. At 6 months she maintained facial symmetry and function. Her case demonstrates digital planning, cadaveric bone, and microsurgical adaptability.
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