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Evaluation of the maxillary morphological changes following distraction in CLP patients decrease in the Ul to NF except for Case 6. me [35] instance,血e small maxillary advancement of 2.4 mm and maxillary width (JR-JI increased 5.0 to 7.3 mm, and也e the large lateral expansion of 13.6 mm were estimated in intermolar width (UR-UL) increased 5.4 to 8.0 mm. SNA Case 9, then the normal facial appearance and occlusion increased 3.6 to 4.6 degrees and SNB angle decreased could not be anticipated by the traditional orthodontic/su 1.1 to 2.3 degrees for the increased ANB of 4.8 to 6.5 rgical approaches. Although the use of the maxillary degrees. Clockwise rotation of the mandibular plane (MP protracting appliance was applied in all patients in this to FH) increased 1.5 to 3.0 degrees. study,血eir responses fell short of expectations. Group C: Counterclockwise rotation of the nasal Consequently,血e maxillary distraction osteogenesis floor (NF to FH) decreased 2.7 degrees in Case 8. combining maxillary advancement and lateral expansion Although an advancement of both lateral segments was was provided as an alternative method during the mixed measured as an increase of2.4 to 6.6 mm atthe U6 -Km, dentition. As there was no increase in the maxillary body length (A - advancement of 2.4 to 6.9 mm and lateral expansion of 5.4 Ptm ), which differed from the findings in Groups A and to 13.6 mm were achieved, then the midface retrusion B. The palatal inclination of血e Ul axis (Ul to NF) was improved and也e anterior and/or lateral crossbite decreased 2.5 to 6.1 degrees. The maxillary width (JR-JL) was corrected. No complications such as skin irritation increased 7.5 to 12.0 mm, and也e intermolar wid血(ur- on血e chin, compliance of the devices or too血ioss were UL) increased 8.7 to 13.6 mm. SNB was similar to that in observed. 血e results showed, the estimated Groups A and B, but血e increases of SNA and ANB In most previous reports of DOG in patients wi仙 shown in Groups A and B were not recognized. cleft maxillary hypoplasia, attention was only paid to the Clockwise rotation of the mandibular plane (MP to FH) amount of maxillary advancement and associated increased 1.1 to 3.1 degrees. changes in facial appearance. Hiese changes were evaluated two-dimensionally using cephalograms and Discussion photographs, howeverl血e morphological changes of maxilla itself was not shown precisely in血ose reports The maxillary hypoplasia and the anterior and/or and description on the results in expanding 血e lateral crossbites are commonly seen in patients wi仙 hypoplastic maxilla as shown in血is report is rare. me repaired cleft lip and palate. Ross 'showed that about 25% results demonstrated that血e hypoplastic maxilla can be of patients with repaired cleft lip and palate developed success血illy elongated and expanded in these patients, maxillary hypoplasia血at did not respond to or血odontic especially,血ose proved by three-dimensional CT images treatment alone. Conventional orthodontic treatment were of much interest Molina et al. 'only used three- does little to restore dentofacial relations until later in dimensional CT scan reconstruction to evaluate the adolescence when growm of the jaws is near completion, maxillary changes in patients with repaired cleft lip and and or血ogna血ic surgery is carried out subsequently7- palate. In血e present study, standardized CT images In the last decade, DOG has been rapidly developed for using midsagittal and Frankfort-horizontal planes were managing hypoplastic maxillae in patients wi血repaired reconstructed three dimensionally. Tracings of three- cleft palate. With the description by Swennen et al. and dimensional CT images were superimposed on Polley and Figueroa, compared with or血0gnathic zygomatic arch or血e maxillary teeth to visualize the surgery, DOG offers血e advantage of not having to wait maxillary changes血0m pretreatment to pos仕reatment, until the facial growth is completed, of enhancing further and they facilitated to understand the cephalometric and growm and development of jaws, and of no limitation to photographic the age when patients can be treated. The early aes血etic the whole maxilla moved forwards with a counterclock- and functional rehabilitation of these patients has been wise rotation, the maxillary lateral segments were moved considered as a major goal forwards and outwards, and the second molars migrated Most maxillary hypoplasia in patients with repaired cleft lip and palate varies in the vertical, horizontal, and evaluations. Hieir findings confirmed 血e that to the posteriorly elongated maxillary tuberosity As described by Kusnoto et al. 血e posterior transverse directions that are often difficult to mobilize elongation of the maxillary tuberosity is seemed to be血e because of scarring血-0m previous surgeries '. For area where the new bone formation occurs as a result of