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R Koole1, H Bosker, F N van der Dussen
1Dept. of Maxillo-Facial Surgery, Academic Hospital Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Abstract:
A comparative study has been performed between two groups of 25 alveolar cleft patients. The cleft area was restored with mesenchymal (iliac crest) and ectomesenchymal bone (mandibular symphysis). The results are discussed; the mandibular symphysis is a reliable donor site; the ectomesenchymal graft is better incorporated, significantly less resorbed, and the orthodontic treatment postoperatively is not altered.
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