2006
DOI: 10.1016/s1010-5182(06)60177-7
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O.148 Orthognatic surgery of condylar hyperplasia and other deformities disturbing facial symmetry

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“…If noticed in puberty while still growing, condylectomy alone may suffice [27]. If seen later, when compensatory growth has occurred, would need condylectomy and osteotomies often of mandible and maxilla to restore facial symmetry and normal occlusion [28,29]. Treatment usually includes condylectomy during the period of active growth.…”
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“…If noticed in puberty while still growing, condylectomy alone may suffice [27]. If seen later, when compensatory growth has occurred, would need condylectomy and osteotomies often of mandible and maxilla to restore facial symmetry and normal occlusion [28,29]. Treatment usually includes condylectomy during the period of active growth.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%