Osteogenic distraction of the facial skeleton

Because cranomexilofacial surgery (CMF) continues evolving, surgeon training is continuous. During the last 10-15 years, great progress has occurred in this field as dynamic and constantly change, with the introduction of computers assisted simulation, new surgical and orthodontic technologies and new surgical alternatives.

Section I. Diagnosis and planning of treatment
1.- Planning of three-dimensional facial treatment. 2.- A. Training and mineralization of the maxillary membranous bone during osteogenic distraction. B.- Osteogenic distraction in maxillary deficiency using intraoral devices. 3.- Avulatory anesthesia. 4.- A. Accreditation of the surgical center. B.- Surgery with electromagnetic waves in oral and maxillofacial surgery. C.- Rejuvenation of the labial and perioral area. 5.- Need for osteogenic distraction. 6.- Three-dimensional virtual approach to the diagnosis and planning of the treatment of maxillofacial deformity. 7.- Analytical models surgery. 8.- Touch surgical planning using specific anatomical models for the patient. 9.- Manufacturing a surgical splint by virtual 3D models surgery. 10.- Surgical planning for osteogenic distraction. 11.- Considerations on craniofacial growth in early surgery.

Section 2. Efficient orthodontic repositioning of the teeth
12.- Surgical orthodontics in mandibular widening. 13.- Quick surgical orthodontic treatment with skeletal anchor in adults. 14.- Optimization of orthodontic therapy with osteogenic distraction of dentalveolar. 15.- Selective alveolar decoration for the rapid surgical-orthodontic treatment of malocclusion. 16.- Miniature implants and fixed fixed installations for orthodontic anchor. 17.- Close of the open bite intaking the maxillary molars with skeletal anchor.

Section 3. Maxilla Deficiency - Spending and Lengthening Maxillary
18.- Maxillary lengthening with orthognathic surgery. 19.- Clinical experience with piezosurgery. 20.- Three-dimensional simultaneous correction of the deformity of maxilla with osteotomy Le Fort I and osteogenic distraction technique. 21.- Transverse bimax osteodistraction. 22.- Osteogenic distraction of the maxilla at Le Fort I level using an internal distractor. 23.- Argument of the maxilla with osteogenic distraction. 24.- Gradual repositioning of the middle face at the Level Le Fort III Subcaneal with osteogenic distraction. 25.- Combined Osteogenic Distraction of Push-Hale from the middle face. 26.- Alternative treatment techniques to bimaxar surgery.

Section 4. Mandibular deficiency - Lengthening and widening the jaw
27.- Bilateral Sagital Osteotomy of the Branch versus Osteogenic Distraction for Mandibular Advancement: Argument for conventional orthognathic surgery. 28.- Mandibular lengthening as a consulting procedure using only local anesthesia. 29.- Mandibular lengthening with osteogenic distraction. 30.- Sagital osteogenic distraction of the jaw: indications and technique. 31.- Intraoral mandibular distraction Multi-site: Clinical analysis of the first six years. 32.- Surgical orthognathic in mandibular lengthening. 33.- Logarithmic distraction of the jaw using a curved internal distractor. 34.- Intraoral osteogenic distraction: Our devices and treatment concepts. 35.- Surgical treatment of injury to the lower alveolar nerve associated with orthognathic surgery on the mandibular branch.

Section 5. Sleep apnea and other sleep disorders
36.- Treatment goals for obstructive sleep apnea. 37.- Mandibular hypoplasia in neonates that compromises the airway. 38.- Osteogenic distraction in the management of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. 39.- Treatment of obstructive sleep apnea by immediate surgical elongation of the maxilla and jaw.

Section 6. Reconstruction of the temporomandibular joint
40.- Minimally invasive orthognathic surgery. 41.- Reconstruction of the branch-condyle unit of the temporomandibular joint using distribution by transport. 42.- Osteogenic distraction in oral and maxillofacial surgery using navigation and stereolithography technology. 43.- Arthroscopic treatment of functional disorders of the temporomandibular joint with computer-assisted navigation.

Section 7. Alveolar Reconstruction
44.- Osteogenic distraction of the three-dimensional alveolar flange. 45.- Alveolar distraction for height and thickness.

SECTION 8. Reconstruction of the maxillary.
46.- Bone transportation by osteogenic distraction for maxilomandibular reconstruction. 47.- Multidirectional bone transport using an internal distraction device. 48.- Use of osteogenic material for tissue engineering for alveolar slit osteoplasty. 49.- Maxillary distraction for patients with lipstick and palatine. 50.- Reconstruction of segmental defects acquired from the jaw in the era of osteogenic distraction: guide for clinical decision making. 51.- Bone grafted in orthognathic surgery. 52.- Genioplasty with implants. 53.- Surgical treatment of craniofaciosinosis in one or two stages: Forefacial monoblock advances and Le Fort III. 54.- Contra-angle technique for rigid fixation of the sagittics osteotomy of the branch.

Section 9. Prospect
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