Vertical Maxillary Deformities

作者: Stephen A. Schendel

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-1898-2_17

关键词: Maxillary surgeryMaxillaCephalometric analysisFacial heightPalatal planeMandibular osteotomyDeformityDentistryMandibleBiology

摘要: Vertical maxillary deformities were rarely recognized or treated before the early 1970’s. Their recognition is based on changing aesthetic mores and increasing sophistication of cephalometric analyses. Classical analyses .Classical cepalometric paid little attention to vertical facial changes. During 1940’s 1950’s, surgeons concentrated mandibular and, thus, most procedures performed mandible even when basic deformity was found in maxilla. This partially due difficulties inherent surgery such as vascularization subsequent difficulty mobilizing Until advent more sophisticated anesthetic techniques, antibiotics, biologic studies Bell, complete uncommon fraught with relapse. Hogeman one first correct deformities, but it not until work Epker, Schendel that techniques popularized.

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