양악수술

  • 논문준비 snowman

    BMC oral 상악논문과 다른 것은 T1은 수술 직후가 아닌 술후 6개월 T2가 술후 1년 T1-T2, T2-Tv, Tv-T1 ( 뒤에 나온 것을 기준으로 앞의 것을 넣어 계산한 것으로 만약 기준을 바꾸고 싶으면 마이너스값으로 T2-T1, Tv-T2, T1-Tv로 바꿀 경우 ) Tv를 기준으로 하는 것이라면 T1-Tv값은 마이너스값으로 변경 가상수술과 실제수술의 차이 언급을 디스커션이나 intro에 많이 쓰려면 BMC…

  • mandible advancement / NHP

    After BSSO advancement, the natural position of the head changed by increasing the craniocervical inclination in an anteroposterior direction. BSSO is a standard orthognathic procedure used for the correction of maxillofacial deformities. The relocation of the mandible can give rise to a set of corresponding adaptive changes in the adjacent structures such as the…

  • Manufacturing Splints for OGS Using a 3D Printer 2008

    Data acquisition Skull segmentation Model-skull fusion Definition of symmetry planes Repositioning: upper jaw Repositioning: lower jaw Splint production Postoperative control Despite the great benefits of going digital in severalareas, the human sense of touch is not yet replaceablewithout great effort when fine adjustment of objects is required. 12 13 Simulating the op-eration on plaster…

  • cbct + dentition merge

    Registration of digital dental models and cone-beam computed tomography images using 3-dimensional planning software: Comparison of the accuracy according to scanning methods and software CBCT images and digital dental models could be registered using the 3D planning software. There are significant differences between the manual and the point-based registrations. Using the point-based registration, there…

  • thin ramus

    Sagittal split osteotomy (SSO) of rami with fused cortices or minimal marrow space above the lingula can increase the risk of an unfavorable osteotomy split of the proximal ramus. To reduce the risk of a proximal segment fracture, a recent modification of the SSO places the medial horizontal osteotomy below the lingula. #thinramus #unfavorable…

  • Facial vs. Skeletal Landmarks

    #APposition No agreement was found for AP categorization of the maxilla and mandible between skeletal-landmark and facial-landmark analyses. Most mandibles were diagnosed as retrognathic by the facial landmark, whereas most were diagnosed as optimal by the skeletal landmark. When the 2 landmarks disagreed, the facial landmark defined the optimal position farther anterior. The landmark…

  • mandible-first

    Man-first Borba et al.[13] performed a systematic review looking at mandible-first approaches. They identified six publications that focused on mandible-first approaches and sought to identify specific indications. Patients with difficulties in maxillomandibular registration (i.e. mandibular tumors, hemifacial microsomia), when fixation of the maxilla is not rigid, when concomitant temporomandibular joint surgery is planned, and…

  • final splint

    The use of a final occlusal splint and then maintenance of the splint through initial skeletal healing is not required in the majority of bimaxillary orthognathic surgery cases to achieve the planned occlusion. #splint #양악 #환자맞춤형 #facegide https://journals.lww.com/jcraniofacialsurgery/Abstract/9000/Is_a_Final_Splint_Necessary_in_Bimaxillary.93771.aspx 이 글은 네이버 블로그에서 가져온 글입니다. 원문: blog.naver.com/surgeon

  • Cephalometric vertical division of the face

    https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Esthetic-Aspects-of-Orthodontic-Surgical-Treatment-Watted-Bartsch/ef74c9568c7d541aff846d0796aed40cf5f7c66b Published in Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics / Fortschritte der Kieferorthopädie 2002 Esthetic Aspects of Orthodontic-Surgical Treatment of Sagittal-Vertical Anomalies: The Example of the Short Face Syndrome Figures 1a and 1b. a) Cephalometric vertical division of the face between soft-tissue glabella (G’) and soft-tissue menton (Me’) with reference to the horizontal plane (HP); harmonious…

  • condyle fossa matching

    The position ofthe condyle in the glenoid fossa is not fixed, but varies during life. It has been reported that the condyle moves when head posture changes.13 The force from the operation will displace the condyle even more. By measuring positional coordinates before operation (T1), within one week of operation (T2), and at the…