During the past 20 years, distraction osteogenesis has emerged as a
useful alternative for the management of skeletofacial
insufficiencies. Among the plethora of therapeutic alternatives for
correcting bony defects, distraction osteogenesis is a surgical
technique that uses the human body's own repairing machinery as an
ally for tissue reconstruction under a controlled approach.
Pioneered by the Russian surgeon Ilizarov in the 1950s, this
technique has found widespread use in the treatment of both
syndromic and non-syndromic facial deformity. It is relatively a
new procedure with few long term follow up studies reported. A
brief compilation of the facts of this relatively new technique,
importance of a multi-specialty team and role of orthodontist has
been made.
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