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Discussion: Have anybody used a bone-borne intraoral distraction appliance for lengthening or widening the mandible?

Started By: Dr. Gonzalez

On: 9/24/1997

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1 Yes, Drs. Bell and Guerrero, and others. Dr. Razdolsky 9/27/1997

2 There are several intraoral bone-borne devices, some of which were presented at the First International Congress on Cranial and Facial Bone Distraction Processes in June 1997. A few examples include: the Bell-Guerrero device (Leibinger, USA), the MD-DOS device (Normed, Germany), the Vasquez-Diner device(Leibinger, France), the Wangerin device (Medicon, Germany), and the ROD device (Oral Osteodistraction, USA) Dr. Cope 10/5/1997

3 Proceedings of the "International Congress on on Cranial and Facial Bone Processes" (June 1997, Paris, France) will be published by MONDUZZI EDITORE from Italy. Proceedings can be ordered online at http://www.monduzzi.com Dr. Samchukov 10/7/1997

4 YES.I HAVE USED BONE BORNE BURIED DISTRACTION DEVICES IN 6 MANDIBULAR DISTRACTION SITES IN PRIMATES (AAOMS SEATTLE SEPT 97).CURRENTLY PLACING MULTIDIRECTIONAL BURIED DISTRACTION DEVICES IN PRIMATES (INNOVA CORP. TORONTO CANADA) Dr. Walker 10/11/1997

5 Yes. Dr. Guerreo & Staff and myself and Dr. Lander, using a device of my own design. Dr. Andrade 10/17/1997

6 Our group in Brazil has been working on mandibular augmentation using internal devices with good results. Some modifications on distraction proctocols must be done. The bone appliance must be very delicated and the age of the patients are an important factor, but the results were very gratifying. Dr. Soares 12/7/1997

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Discussion:	Have anybody used a bone-borne intraoral distraction appliance for lengthening or widening the mandible?
Started By:	Dr. Gonzalez
On:	9/24/1997

#	Answer	Posted by	Date
1	Yes, Drs. Bell and Guerrero, and others.	Dr. Razdolsky	9/27/1997
2	There are several intraoral bone-borne devices, some of which were presented at the First International Congress on Cranial and Facial Bone Distraction Processes in June 1997. A few examples include: the Bell-Guerrero device (Leibinger, USA), the MD-DOS device (Normed, Germany), the Vasquez-Diner device(Leibinger, France), the Wangerin device (Medicon, Germany), and the ROD device (Oral Osteodistraction, USA)	Dr. Cope	10/5/1997
3	Proceedings of the "International Congress on on Cranial and Facial Bone Processes" (June 1997, Paris, France) will be published by MONDUZZI EDITORE from Italy. Proceedings can be ordered online at http://www.monduzzi.com	Dr. Samchukov	10/7/1997
4	YES.I HAVE USED BONE BORNE BURIED DISTRACTION DEVICES IN 6 MANDIBULAR DISTRACTION SITES IN PRIMATES (AAOMS SEATTLE SEPT 97).CURRENTLY PLACING MULTIDIRECTIONAL BURIED DISTRACTION DEVICES IN PRIMATES (INNOVA CORP. TORONTO CANADA)	Dr. Walker	10/11/1997
5	Yes. Dr. Guerreo & Staff and myself and Dr. Lander, using a device of my own design.	Dr. Andrade	10/17/1997
6	Our group in Brazil has been working on mandibular augmentation using internal devices with good results. Some modifications on distraction proctocols must be done. The bone appliance must be very delicated and the age of the patients are an important factor, but the results were very gratifying.	Dr. Soares	12/7/1997

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