Sergio
García Moreno

• 2013

  Experto en Implantoprótesis

  Experto · Universidad Rey Juan Carlos · Madrid, España

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  Grado en Odontología

  Grado · Universidad Rey Juan Carlos · Madrid, España

Sin actividad docente registrada

• 2016

  Extraction of a dental implant from the maxillary sinus, migrated during the explantation, in a geriatric patient

  Medicina oral, patología oral y cirugía bucal

  Q2 · IF 2.165

  Autores · S Garcia Moreno, C Gutierrez Bonet, Borja Franco Carro, MJ Lopez-Silva Garcia, V. Paez Egido

  The patient carried out posterior follow ups showing a positive healing of the bone around the surgical area.Conclusions: radiographic exploration of non erupted third molars is crucial for the early diagnosis of possible pericoronal cystic pathology associated.

  Ver publicación →Texto completo ↗DOI · 10.4317/medoral.17644058
• 2015

  Tratamiento quirúrgico de las fístulas bucosinusales postextracción. Presentación de un caso y revisión de la literatura.

  Científica dental: Revista científica de formación continuada

  Autores · S Garcia Moreno, María Isabel Leco Berrocal, Luis Jesús Rubio Alonso, Cristina Barona Dorado, José María Martínez González

  Introduccion: Las comunicaciones orosinusales son soluciones de continuidad que se establecen entre la cavidad oral y el seno maxilar, causadas principalmente por extracciones dentarias. La mayoria de estas comunicaciones cierran espontaneamente por su pequeno tamano, pero otras fistulizan perpetuandose entonces la situacion patologica hasta que reciba el debido tratamiento, pudiendo producir patologia tanto a nivel local como general. Caso clinico; Se presenta el caso de un varon de 49 anos, sin antecedentes medicos de interes, remitido al servicio de Cirugia Bucal del Hospital Virgen de la Paloma, presentando una fistula bucosinusal de tres semanas de evolucion junto con una sinusitis aguda del seno maxilar izquierdo. Tras valorar las diferentes opciones terapeuticas, se opto un cierre de la misma mediante un colgajo, pediculado de bola adiposa de Bichat, cubriendolo posteriormente con colgajo vestibular de avance recto, lo que se conoce como tecnica de cierre en dos capas. Conclusiones: Existen multiples tecnicas descritas en la literatura para corregir esta entidad patologica, cada una con sus ventajas e inconvenientes. Sera necesario conocer las caracteristicas individuales de cada una de ellas para establecer el tratamiento mas adecuado para cada situacion.

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• 2015

  New oral anticoagulants and their impact on the dental management of the geriatric patient

  Medicina oral, patología oral y cirugía bucal

  Q2 · IF 2.165

  Autores · S Garcia Moreno, C Gutierrez Bonet, Natalia M. Rodriguez, L Rubio Alonso, Joseph Marino

  Results: Data from 382 teachers from 30 schools spread across Galicia were obtained.Of the teachers completing the questionnaire, 59.4% have received first aid training; of these 2.1% received first aid training that included CTDI content, and 42.7% of the responding teachers have faced a CTDI in the past in the workplace.In relation to dental luxations, the most common action response (58.1%) was notifying parents.Similar results were obtained in cases of dental fractures.Primary action response errors related to the means of preserving avulsed teeth, usually opting for transporting teeth "dry".The 86.4% of teachers were interested in receiving specific training guidelines for action in responding to CTDIs.Conclusions: The knowledge of teachers on the first action measure to respond to a CTDI turned out to be significantly low.This is especially worrisome since many of the CTDIs occur in schools and increases the need to include CTDI content in teacher training programs.

  Ver publicación →Texto completo ↗DOI · 10.4317/medoral.17643915
• 2011

  Sympathetic chain clipping for hyperhidrosis is not a reversible procedure

  Surgical Endoscopy

  ★ Alto impacto · Q1 · IF 3.009

  Autores · J. Loscertales, Miguel Congregado, Rafael Jiménez-Merchán, G. Gallardo, Ana Triviño, S Garcia Moreno, Beatriz Loscertales, Hugo Galera‐Ruiz

  Many techniques have been used to treat palmar hyperhidrosis. Compensatory sweating is a difficult adverse effect. Clipping has been proposed because of its supposed reversibility when clips are removed at a later date. The primary aims of this article are to investigate the neuronal lesion of the sympathetic chain caused by clipping and to study the possibility of regeneration after removal of the clips. We performed an experimental study at the Minimally Invasive Surgery Centre Jesus Uson in Caceres (Spain). We used a swine model, performing clipping, unclipping, and extirpation of different segments of sympathetic chain with clips and after clip removal, following a chronogram of 10, 20, and 30 days. Pathologic studies of specimens and statistics were done at the University of Seville. Ten days after clipping, all sympathetic chains displayed evident Wallerian degeneration. Twenty days after clipping, Wallerian degeneration of myelinated fibers was more widespread and also more striking. Thirty days after clipping, a very marked macrophagic reaction was visible, with multiple signs of phagocytosis of myelin debris. By 30 days post operation and 20 days after clip removal, a few residual myelin and amyelinated fibers were visible. These findings suggest that axon regeneration is not possible. There are Wallerian degeneration and axon loss 10 days after clipping. The almost total absence of myelinated and amyelinated fibers following clip removal suggests that there was no nerve regeneration, and that therefore clipping cannot be considered a reversible technique.

  Ver publicación →Texto completo ↗DOI · 10.1007/s00464-011-2023-4