Titlebook: Management of Facial Asymmetry; Current Principles a Pushkar Mehra,Larry M. Wolford Book 2024 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024 Facial Im

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Imaging and Facial Asymmetry,e. Facial asymmetry is a radiographic or clinical sign, and not a diagnosis. The diagnostic category or etiology of a facial asymmetry can be determined by integrating three-dimensional (3D) imaging with the clinical findings and the patient’s history. A large field of view such as seen with compute

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Orthodontic Considerations in the Management of Facial Asymmetries,nd lower parts of the face. It will cover briefly the systematic clinical evaluation of bilateral symmetry for the bimaxillary complex and furthermore describe the analysis of two-dimensional and three-dimensional records. It will then cover in detail the five stages of orthodontic treatment require

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Facial Asymmetry: Management of the Oculoauriculovertebral Spectrum (OAVS),al arches. Its craniofacial manifestations are often unilateral and the term hemifacial microsomia has been frequently used. Because the phenotypes of OAVS patients are extremely diverse, treatments are individualized and based on the needs of patients on a case-by-case basis. In the absence of sign

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Facial Asymmetry Caused by Condylar Hyperplasia,fected part becomes larger yet retains its basic form. Condylar hyperplasia (CH) is a generic term describing conditions that cause excessive growth and enlargement of the mandibular condyle. There are a number of suggested etiologies of CH including neoplasia, trauma, infection, abnormal condylar l

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Management of Facial Asymmetry in TMJ Ankylosis and Degenerative Joint Disease,mandible resulting in significant facial asymmetry. These pathologic anatomical changes are especially pronounced when they occur unilaterally and can be significantly worse when the insult occurs during the growing years of the patient’s life. The morphological changes caused by both ankylosis and

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Intraoral Distraction Osteogenesis in Facial Asymmetries,nagement of facial and jaw asymmetry patients. It includes examples of clinical cases where predictable outcomes have been achieved with interdisciplinary collaboration. Historical perspective, surgical protocol, recent advances and future trends are discussed.

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Facial Implants: Autogenous Bone Grafts and Alloplastic Implants,uction. These conditions often require numerous surgeries throughout childhood and adolescence, and secondary procedures such as autogenous bone grafting and/or alloplastic implant placement may be necessary to normalize the facial skeleton. Fortunately, the ability to perform virtual surgical plann

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Skeletal Corrections of Facial Asymmetry, and adults can result in esthetic as well as functional consequences such as malocclusion, nasal airway impairment, and temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD). In infants and children, asymmetry may also involve the cranial base, forehead, orbits, and neurological consequences. Etiologies may in