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Table 1 Cases published in the literature of recorded “jaw-in-a-day” procedures

From: One-stage jaw reconstruction and prosthetic rehabilitation with an iliac flap: a case report and literature review

Reference

Year

n

Gender

Average age (year)

Pathology

Location

Flap

Average implants

Average teeth restoration

Follow-up time (month)

Levine et al. [8]

2013

4

2 M, 2 F

25.8 (20–34)

2 Ame, 1 OM, 1 AM

3 Man, 1 Max

Fibular flap

5.3 (4–6)

8.8 (4–12)

14.5 (10–22)

Qaisi et al. [12]

2016

3

2 M, 1 F

44.3 (23–76)

3 Ame

3 Man

Fibular flap

3.7 (3–4)

7.0 (5–10)

11.0 (4–17)

Runyan et al. [13]

2016

1

F

26.0

ES

Max

Fibular flap

3.0

8.0

5.0

Patel et al. [4]

2019

2

2 F

19.5 (19–20)

2O M

1 Man, 1 Max

Fibular flap

3.5 (3–4)

6.5 (5–8)

NA

Sukato et al. [14]

2020

2

1 M, 1 F

43.0 (35–51)

1 Ame, 1 Tra

2 Man

Fibular flap

5.5 (5–6)

12.0 (12–12)

6.0 (6–6)

Grewal et al. [15]

2021

1

M

51.0

OKC

Man

Fibular flap

3.0

10.0

24.0

  1. Abbreviations: M, male; F, female; Ame, ameloblastoma; OM, odontogenic myxoma; AM, arteriovenous malformation; ES, Ewing’s sarcoma; Tra, trauma; OKC, odontogenic keratocyst; Man, mandible; Max, maxilla; NA, not available